https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/dc89bede60e58e10aee385e6bfab4da3.pdf 9969bc5f5bdf9c0c875f3524fd45a6b4 PDF Text Text . : Prime Tim.e back in the Queen City, Bl Wednesday Mtlp Col lJ's '> 11 " " " • M.ty 1 1001 • v.,t '•I www.mydaily~entinel.com Middleport • Pomeroy, Ohio No 1111 ines sold tO CONSOL .. ......." ~. 680 Jgyo.ff notices •' '• ~~· distribUted Monday . :BY Bw11 J. REID SEtffiNEL NEWS STAff SALEM CENTER -American Electric Power bas sold three coal mining operations, including the Southern Ohio Coal Co:s Meigs Division, and bas notified workers at the mines that their employment with AEP will end on June 30. . CONSOL Energy Inc., and AEP have entered into a memorandum of understanding on the proposed sale of AEP's affiliate mines in Ohio and West Virginia. · Under the proposed agreement, CONSO!- Energy will purchase the stock of SOCCO's Meigs operation, Windsor Coal Co. in West Liberty, W.Va., and Central Ohio Coal <,:o. in Cumberland. Terms of the sale will not be disclosed. The Meigs mining operation employs 680 people. It consists of iwo underground coal mines, Meigs No. 2 and Meigs No. 31, along with a coal preparation plant and a general office at Point Rock. The Witadsor and Central Ohio Coal properties :j.re not currently in operation. Their 370 employees were laid otT in 2008, .The coal would be utilized at various AEP coal-fired power plants, including the Muskiogum River, Cardinal and Gen. James M. Gavin plana. An AEP spokesDW1 said Federal Worker Adjustment and Retraining Notification Act notices were provided to employees at the three mines on Monday, alerting the employees of the potential sale and indicating that the miners' employment with AEP is elipecred to end on june 30. That is when AEP and CONSOL are March. As a part of the agreement, AEP will expected to close the sale, based on the enter into coal supply agreements with approval of both firrns' boards of direcCONSOL Energy to purchase about 34 tors. On Monday, the Associated Press quotmillion tons of coal from these and other CONSOL Energy afliliate mines through PIIIH_I ... IS,Al MINES SBL- Southern Ohio Coal Co.'s Meigs Division has been sold by American Electric Power to CONSOL Energy Inc. Employees at the mines, 680 in all, were given. layoff notices effective June 30. (Tony M. Leach plloto) CON•• SOL Shootin'hoops • m1n1ng leader in six states set for May 17 FROM STAff REPORTS RACINE Ohio Department of Thmsportation will break ground on the fil'$t phase of the longawaited Ravenswood Connector on May 17. ODOT's director, Gordon Proctor, will be among the dignitaries attendi~g , the ." -nt ' ~·~ ·,·.. . ;,.. be built in three pbases, each taking about two yean to complete. ODOT's cost estimate for building all three phases is $77 million. Phase I bas been contracted to Beaver Excavating of Canton, at a cost of $22.23 million. Construction "of .Phpes. ~ ;md 3 will also "1\t,;.·,.:&"'n; ""•·~·~.'... .•.. '.,._"' -~-· ·fROM STAff REPORTS SALEM CENTER CONSOL Energy Inc., the firm expected to purchase AEP's Meigs County mines, is a leader in underground coal production, · and owns the two top-pro. ducing underground mines in ~G;~t. ... ~"., {{, ,; -; • Began operatiom in . · ., ' The ·~mnwny will be 2 ' ;I;bC en~16.rnil~ ot.n,ew•. - 1 ' "¢~··;a.~ r~~8 ai:!oo ·bigh'My .sho~.fopeo ~ · fiom die Ritchie Btidge. • traffic by early 2004, wd The connector project will P11111- ODOt·Al 1984. • Claimed revenues of $2.2 billion in revenue last year. • Operates more long• wall mining systems than any other U.S: coal . producer: 14 of the 59 longwalls in operation nationwide in 1999. • Is ·the nation's largest expor1er of coal, havil]g exported approximately 13 miUi9n tons of coal _in Prayer marathon . f . . ~-----. Fury 12Amp · • With Brush Cutter • 25cc Engine Vacuum 1999. No Bags Needed In otiservanee of the National Day ofPrayer, which Is Thursday, various church members from around the area are holding a prayer marathon at the Pomeroy L~e. Partie~ pants will read from the Bible from 8 a.m. until 8 p.m. each day, through Wednesday. Sh.aron Sayre, member of the Middleport Church of Christ, Is seen .l)ere reading from the scriptures. (Tony M. Leach photo) • Round End Table • Magazine Rack • Telephone Stand • 2 Tfer Corner Stand • Coat Rack Salem Center Elementary students Robin Taylor and Tommy Nottingham enjoyed a quick game of basketball during recess Tuesday afternoqn. May 17 will be the final day of school In the building. The Meigs Local Board of Education voted to close the school because of declining enrollment,. high maintenance and utility cost!ij. The 52 or so students; along with staff mem· bers, will be transferred to Rutland Elementary next year, where each grade will be divided into tWo classes. (Tony M. Leach photo) ' • Paid $22 million ; in payroll, benefits and caxes in Ohio in 1999, and $228 million in West Virginia, • Operates the countr¥'s two most productive underground mines: Enlow · Fork, which produced 9.8 · million tons of coal · in 1999, and Bailey, which produced 8.5 tons. · • Has the nation 's largest private research and de-vel~ . opment facility in the US. devoted exclusively to c&al research, and is a leader in PIUH- CONSOL. AI., Hlp: IDI Today's Sowthern Local increases lunch prices Sentinel Gummee 12. OScillating. Desk Fan Candy r Assorted 50z. Shapes & Flavors Vidalia Onion Kit FROM STAff REPORTS RACINE Increasing rhe cost of· school lunches and $Cheduling calami!}' days was discussed during Monday's meeting of the Southern Local B<wd ofEducation. f' The"'i'oard approved a vote to mcrease schoollunch prices forthe 2001-02 school . year. The price for a lunch will be.$1.40 in grades K-8 and $1.50 in grades 9-12. Currently, all students pay $1.30 for lunch. · The new price for an adult lunch will be $2.25, with or without mille Jan. 22, Feb. 22 .and March 6 was approved by the board as calamity days due to snow in the entire district. Oct. 10 Will als.o be a calamity day for Portland Elementary because of various water problems. Leather. ' .. : Gloves call 446·5733 or . . . . .. 1·866·308·2266 ......... :.:~. '. ., ,' ., ·'' Weather AS OHIO 84-6 Pick 3: 3-5-2; Pick 4: 0.3·5-6 87 IIdia~ 5: l·s-9-30-34 A4 A3 W.VA. 81.3-4.6 Dally J: 2-3-o Dlllly 4: 4-2-4-6 A2 c 2001 Ohio Valley Publishins <;o. PI•H- So•lliwn. Al For more information, ' Calendar Classifieds Comics Editorials Obituaries Sports Lotteries A Work Injury Management Service of'Holzer Medical Center. Work · .. 2 Sadlana- 11 ...... Holzer Work 6~. Palm The board agreed to adopt the school calender for the 2001-02 school year, as recommended by the school calendar committee that received the most votes from the school employees if it meets all the requirements of the State Department of Education and the Southern Local Board of Education for student attendance. In·other matters, the board accepted the Low: SOl Details, A2 ·> ' """ • ' . t I I · •: HOLZER MEDICAL CENTER Discover the Holzer Difference. ,. �TlluradiJ, ..., 3 CINCINNATI (AP)- A grand jury oD' Thursday will begin investigating the fatal police shootiog of an unarmed black man that led to three nights of rioting in the city. The investigation was announced the same day the mayor appointed three leaders of a new cominission on race .relations that is to explore the problems that led to the riotipg and what improvements are needed in housing, employment and education. Timothy Thomas, 19, who authorities said ran from police, was shot by a white officer on April · 7. The police union says the officer, Stephen Roach, 27, feared for his life during the IIITiJITI • ··IND. c 0 · I Colo II • l~~r.wrl • ... \.,.•' encounter. WVA -.Inc. .,_,_ Same story until weekend BY THE ASSOCIATED PRESS 'The area's weather forecast for the next few days: n1ore of the same. : High pressure will . keep skies mostly clear to partly cl9udy through Friday, the National Weather Service said. High temperatures will be in .the 80s. Overnight lows will be in the 50s to low 60s. The weather service's extended forecast calls for cooler temperatures on the weekend. . . Sunset tonight will be at 8:27, and sunrise on Thursday is at 6:29a.m. Weather forecast: Tonight... Mostly clear. Low in · the mid 50s. Near calm wind. · Thursday... Hazy sunshine. • High in the mid and upper 80s. Light and variable wind. 'thursday night ... Mostly dear. Low in the mid 50s. . Extended forecast: Friday.. . Partly cloudy. A chance of show'ers during the night. High in the upper 80s. Saturday... A chance of showers. Morning low near 60. Not as warm in the afternoon, high in the mid 70s. Sunday... Mostly clear. Morning low 50 to 55. High in the upper 70s. cloudy. Monday... Partly Morning low in the mid 50s. High in the upper 70s. Tuesday... A ·chance of showers. Morning low in the upper 50s. High in the mid and upper 70s._ State stands by desip COLUMBUS (APl - State officials aren't. backing dqy;n on their desire to have the words "Birthplace. of Aviation' emblazoned on the Ohio commemorative quarter. Tom Noe, chairman of the state · quarter committee, in.formed U.S. Mint officials on Tuesday the state's. first choice i$, ) design featuring the Wright Brothers plane and an astronaut along with the slogan "Birthplace of Aviation." · The wording stirred controversy in Washington where officials are sensitive to North Carolina's claim to be "First in Flight" because Dayton's Orville and Wilbur Wright first flew their plane at Kitty Hawk, N.C. The committee decided to ask the mint to ·remove .17 stars t~at n1int designers added to signify Ohio was the 17th sme to"join the union. Cllss.•c arcade reopens The shooting led to rioting ihat was the worst racial unrest in the city since the Rev. Martin Luther King Jr. was assassinated in 1968 in Memphis, Tenn . Dozens of people were injured and more than 800 arrests were made. · Black activists and residents have said they want' a speedy derision on whether the officer would be punished . for shooting Thomas. Another grand jury on April 20 indicted 63 people on charges from the unrest. It could take at least several days for the Hamilton County grand jury in the Thomas shooting to review evidence. The community will be given 24 hours notice of when to expect the panel's conclusions, county Prosecutor Michael Allen said. Allen has said he is aware of the intense community interest in the outcome of the investigation. Mayor Charles Luken on Tuesday appointed Cincinnati business executives Ross and Tom Cody and a clergyman, the Rev. Damon Lynch (([, to leall the race relations panel. The leaded sai4 .they plan to appoint other memben within 45 days and wiD aim to include representation from black. youths' wllo say they have been ' ignored. Lynch 2nd Love are black. Cody is white. "J .~ink we have to seize this moment and move our community forwa~d," Lynch said. "Timetables need to be ·set; report cards need to be given." Luken said the group must take action 'to overcome skepticism ihat it will simply become the latest Cincinnati panel to file a report on race relations. "This will not be your standard study and report con1mission," he said. "This is an action group ... There is reason for skepticism because of the past record, but this time we'll be different." Councilman Jim Tarbell said, however, he remains skeptical about whether the commission will help resolve the problems that allowed predominantly black neighborhoods to fall into disrepair while the city's Ohio River shorefront prospered with new construction and jobs. ·"The/act that this is a race commission an not an economic commission is the projllem," said TarbeU, who owns a restaurant in Over-the-Rhine, one of the riot- damaged neighborhoods. Love alent of innocent pl~as - to murder and child en~angering charges during an appearance in Cuyahoga County Juvenile Gourt on Tuesday. , ' He was led into the courtroom handcuffed. His parents were with him at the hearing but made no comment. · The boy was ordered held in juvenile detention pending another court hearing in two weeks. At 13, he cannot face 1 trial as an adult. Falcons thriving in city ', DAYTON (AP) - Three peregrine falcon chicks have hatched in a nesting box on the Fifth Third Bank. buil!fing and the parents, Mercury and Baltimore, still have one unhatched egg in the nest. • ' , "We think the three hatched on Sunday," sail!' Rick 'Jaspet, peregrine project manager of the Ohio .P,jvision ofWildl~fe's office .in Xenia. "There's •a chance that fourth egg ~cquld still hatch." . In about three weeks, wildlife workers will band th~ chicks 'd . d Ia b · so t h ey can b e 1 enn 61e ter. In a out six weeks, the babies will leave. the nest.. , "W.e were g1ad to see t h em · nest in one o f our boxes," Jasper 'd "There IS · a 1ot of proteCtion · Sal . w here t h ey are.'. But you never know where they will nest. We have four bo,xes up in d t h e owntown area, and we were fortunate they chose one of them." · I• ' HelIth concems prompt closlnl . GIRARD (AP) __;Health problems reported by numerou.s rLEVELAND (AP) A pupils and staff have prompted the closure of Girard lnterme,_. year and a half after one of Cleve- diate School for the rest of the school year, . , . laqd's best known landmarks, The Arcade, dosed for major School board and city health board members decl..!ed TuesreQovation, it has reopened as a hotel. ~ . day to close the school and have its ventilation · system It also will be an old-fashioned shopping mall, as it was in d p it,\ long past, but that part will have to wait a few "'eeks. The remove ,· rospect E1ementary, which is attached to the inter'. epclosed retail and restaurant area, with about 30 tenants, and · - - - - - - - - - &x fast-food eateries in a food court·, will open on or near !. Jqne I. • ·' ,The 293-room Hyatt Regency at The Arcade opened for • b11siness on Tuesday following a ribbon-cutting ceremony that included, among others, Scott D. Miller, Hyatt Hotels Corp. president, and Mayor Michael R. White. ·"Hyatt is. proud to open its first hotel in Cleveland inside . . ~~is magnificent building;' Mill~r said. I a HOUSe committee beg"1'ns VQtt"ng on budget ~~~ Dayton chosen for movie site ;:DAYTON (AP)- Dayton has been chosen as the location ~r "Blue Car," an independent film starring David Strathairn aOd Melinda Dillon. ::The film, written and directed by Karen Moncrieff, is Sd\eduled for shooting in Dayton from May 29 through June t7~ Several local crew members and interns from Wrignt State qaiversity will be used, along with local actors and extras. : •Moncrieff's actipg credi~ include the television soap operas ~~asrao.:.Our Lives,""The Bold and·the Beautiful" and"Santa ...,..., ::tier script for "Blue Car" won the 1998 Don and Gee ~choll Screen writing Fellowship, presented by the Academy oF·Motion Pictures Arts and Sciences . ' •· ~·• :~: Standoff ends, man arrested • . • ;z:EAST CLEVELAND (AP) -A man wanted for allegedly 5l!Ooting his wife to death and wounding his 3-year~old 4!11ghter surrendered to police after. holding them at bay for l)e~rly 5 I /2 hours. · :iclayton Anderson, who was armed in a ~use, surrendered jdst before midnight Tuesday, said police chief Patricia Lane. l;ie was taken to Cleveland City Jail. ... ' :Anderson had gone to the house about 6:30 p.m. and i\ireatened a woman there, but she was able to lock him in the '~semen! and flee, Lane said. • • 1 ; :"We don't know his relationship with her and why he cam~ ~~re," she said. • : • ' I Teen fonnally charged • CLEVELAND (AP) - A 13-year-old boy who encouraged hiS 14-year-old girlfriend to have their baby has been diarged with killing the infant. . ' ' . " : ~randon Miller entered denials- the juvenile co urt equiv- coLUMBus <APl _The state would spend an additional $1.4 billion on primary and seconclary education over the next two years while limiting increases for public .colleges and universities, under a·two-year, $45 billion state budget billlawmakers were ready to approve Wednesday. The budget would also ·lift .tuition caps on all public colleges and universities in 2003 to make up for the lack of adilitiona! higher education funding. Ohiowouldalsodelayclosing its 56 walk-in employment centers until January if the House Republicans' version of the budget is approved. · . Gov. Bob Taft proposed closing the centers in his budget, but lawmakers w;mt more infornlation on the cost of closing the centers and on the proposed call-in job centers that will • replace them, said Rep. Steve Buehrer, a Delta Republican. .House Republicans also ·prOposed making the Ohio Envirunmental ' Protection Agency move more quickly on permit requests' and adopting a plan to leverage $150 million, in new federal money for the mentally . retarded. ......... HaroldWiltld • IIICil . The Dl:lly S1 1llnel• Page A 3 "Until economic development it embraced as the backbone of reconstruction, the. program wiD go nOW"here." Cody, an executive with Federated Department Stores Inc., said -the commission has the full support of Cincinnati's business community. He is board chairman of the Greater Cincinnati Chamber of Commerce. Various activists have said that blacks in Cincinnati need to share in the city's economic growth. Of the· city's 331,000 residents, 43 percent are black. after decades of white flight from the city to the suburbs. Luken .said last month, in announcing his plan to create the commission, that he would like the panel to have power to implement its recommendations to .the city. The City Council has made no mov~ to consider that, however. Some have said it would require a voterapproved amendment to the city charter in or<)er for the' City Council to delrgate authority to the commission. The council is to vote Wednesday on whether to commit Cincinnati to mediation to resolve a lawsuit filed in March that accuses poli~e of 30 years of racial profiling. U.S. District Judge Susan Dlou set a Thursday deadline for the decision. The Chamber of Commerce is increasing marketing efforts after receiving calls from business executives wondering about the city's business climate after the riots, spokesman Raymond Buse said Tuesday. · GUYSVILLE - Harold Wright, Guysville. died Tuesday, May t, 2001 at his residence. Arrangements will be announced by White Funeral Home in Coolville. · ed AEP officiab as saying chose laid off as a result of the sale "could be recalled;; a point which Meigs County Economic Development Director Perry Varnadoe described Tuesday as "very promising in the short term." The_layoff notices conte as no surprise to AEP employees. AEP has maintained for the pasc two years that the mines ·southem from PapAl resignation of Roger Roush due to retirement as teacher and principal effective May 31. Roush spent his entire 30 years ~n the reaching profession at Letart Falls Elementary. The board also: • approved Brogan-Warner Insurance Agency as the carrier for student insurance programs for the 2001-02 school year; . • approved the classified job mediate school, is temporarily dosed and will reopen after it has been thoroughly cl.e aned. , A number of pupils and staff in the intermediate bl!ilding have complained of itchy and burning eyes, headaches and vomiting since October when the heat was turned on. More · than 900 students attend the intermediate and elementary schools. Clayton Group Services, an Akron-based environmental consultant, has been testing the two schools for formaldehyde, fiberglass, dust, mold, funguS' and bacteria. ODOT from PapAl ODOT District 10 Deputy • Din:ctor George Collins. . "There are individuals in this area who have worked sine~ the, mid-1961J$ .to· get this road," said Collins:"Tbere are also groups which have advocated the project Taft appoints another interim director,for troubled agency . . ' COLUMBUS (AP) effective delivery of human Gov. Bob Taft on Tuesday services to Ohioans and has named his executive assistant broad experience in the for health and human ser-· issues and nunagement matvices to be the second inter- ters bel· ng addressed," ...•·ar.t 11 im director .of the Ohio Sal'd. Departn\ent of Job and FamMoody, 33, had been ily Services in as niany months. working alongside Davidson · · M arc h to Greg Moody, the gover- unce sh e agree d m nor's , liaison 10 ·six human temporarily lead the departservices agencies over the nlent after Director Jacque~ past tWO years, will replace ' line Romer-Sensky resigned · ·t h at the former House Speaker Jo am1'd reve 1auons d II Ann Davidson as interjm epartment i egally with• director, effective immedi- held child support payments ately ' from forme 1r · · · '· , r we .are ree~pl~ "G~g is dedicated to the · ents. CON SOL fromPiteA1 the development of ntining and pollution control technologies. · · • Expected to contribute a half-million dollars in cash and $200,000 in non-cash . would likely cease operation under AEP ownership no later than the end of 2001. · "Employees have been aware of the possible sale since last Augu$t when the company announced plans to pursue a sale and retained the investment banking firm Rothschild Inc. to market the properties;• said AEP's Vik.k.i Michalski. . Michalski told the AP that CONSOL will resume operations and recaU workers as soon as July I , "but that's up toCONSOL." The Meigs Division laid off 45 miners a year ago. . descriptions for head cook and regUlar cooks at Southern Elementary. These would not result in any new positions, but rather, a continuation of existing cook positions in the new school building; • transferred Principal Funds from Letart Falls, Syracuse, Portland, kindergarten, and ·· junior high to the new K-8 · ichool building. . Attending the meeting were board members Ron Cammarata, Richard Hill, David Kuscma, and Doug Little. The· board's next meeting is May 29. RUTLAND - .Rutland Alumni Awoci•rion wiD haw its annual mmion on May 26 at 6 p.m. Jt Rutland CMc Center. Reserwions may be made by sending 115 per meal to Rutland Alumni Auociation, P.O. Box 125, Rudand, Ohio 45775. TammyT~ and Bev Baylor will perfoem at the reunion. DIIMIIr pllnned . RACINE - A turkey and ham noodle dinner will be held at Southern High School liom 11 a.m. until 2 p.m. on Sunday, sponsored by Southern Junior High. The cost iS $5 for adUlts, $3 for children. Takeout orders are available. Plan banquet CHESTER Chester ·United Methodist Church will hold its mother/daughter banquet on May 9 at 6:30 p.m. Reservations should be made no later than May 6, by calling Marilyn Spencer at 985-3979. CARPENTER - Columbia Township Trustees will meet on Monday at 7:30 p.m. at the fire station. Advisory lifted VCterans thonld provide a copyoftbrirdiscJwae,separation or DD214, spouses Social Security number, date o( birth and date of nurriage, date of birth and Social Security numben of aD -dcpeadeot cbildm!, Plzn ...... TUPPERS PLAINS - A benefit for Kenny Reynolds, a local cancer p;~timt, will be held on Sunday at noon at the Tuppers Plains Elementaty School building. Foo4, drawings and live music are planned. lnforination is available by calling 98598!'8. ' "Think Ahead For A Healthy Baby" :1 • . POMEROY -Activities at God's Neighborhood Escape for Teens have been announced:· Wednesday's Fun for Jesus, free meal, games, Bible lesson, 3 to 5:30 p.m.; Thimble Thu~ days, free meal, games and sewing lessons; Friday's Fun, Food and Fellowship, 6 to 10:30 p.m. on Friday and Saturday, with non-violent video games. computer and board games, pool, free refreshments. ...L' ·· . utvarces I The Daily Sentinel Reader Services Correction Polley Our main concern In all stories Ia to be accurate. II you know ol an . error In a story, calllhe n-oom at (740) 1182-21SB. PIIISBCIIIaur Newa _o.pjr1menta The main number Is 892-2156. Dopar1JM!lt llCIInUona art: Gerien12 !TIInlger Ext 12 IIIII at Plaaslnt lallav H•Pftal , taracalva ' N- Ext. 13 or Ext. 14 Othar urvlcaa are-canceldlon pla•lng . Advertlelng Ext. 3 Clicutllllon Ext. 4 Clue!fled Ada Ext. 5 To ••nde-mall nawsO mydallyaandnal.com OntheWab www.mydallyaendnfll.com · ·, -tlof:. · or..- outreach .... he•• . ' lllllllr&IL . 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Units ~ponded as Nelson Road to Beech Grove folloWs: throughout the years CENTRAL DISPATCH groups like the Southeast Road, Halliday Road, Beech 12:59 a.m., Shcru. -'""s Oftice, Ohio Regional Council and Grove Road from McCumber Road to Jacks Road, Shepard Danny Pendleton, Holzer its Highway Users commit• Road, Jacks Road and the Medical Cen(l'r; tee. 2 :59 a.m., Main street, Mark ~ community, and the "This ground breaking will Dexter th be a celebration, not only of a o er 10r Mine Road, Point Tillis, HMC; new road about to be built; Rock Road, Laurel Road, · 8:57 a.m., Callaway Ridge, but of the · dedicated, hard- Darst Road, North Run Road Audrey c~means, St. Joseph HOfPital; i -working people...wA9-lM- in and Co1,1e Road. 4:11 p.m., Ohio .7, Forrest southeast Ohio and were Ward, St. Joseph Hospital; instrumental in bringing this 8:43 p.m., Ohio 124, Gage project to fruition." POMEROY - Actions for Johnson, HMC; dil(Orce have been filed . in 11:01 p.m., Pine Grove Me.igs County Common Pleas Road, motor vehicle accident, grants to 675 organizations in Court by Frances Lorene 22 states in 1999, and to Burns, Pomeroy. against Dou- Donald Guinther, refused award nearly a half-million glas Alan Burns, Pomeroy; and treatment. dollars in scholarships and by Brian K: Frederick, Long grants to coUeges and univer- Bottom, against Stacy F~der­ . sities. ick, Middleport. POMEROY Several · • Boasts a safety record that Divorces have been granted individuals were recendy is two times better than the to Tam L. Higgs from joseph arrested for domestic violence 'dustry average. · m E. Higgs, and to Sarah M. by the Meip County Sheriff's (Source: www.coruolen- Davis, from Aaron J. Davis. [)epaMlnent. . erJY.com) She~ Ralph E. Trussell said that deputies were dispatched to the Fnnk Herald and Erica POMEROY - Marriage Blackwell residence on Monlicenses have been issued in day. Upon arriving on the Meigs County Probate Court scene. deputies discovered both to Tony Alan Brown, 23, and subjects with visible signs of Amber Denise Giordano, 19, domestic violence. both of Pomeroy; Justin David Heral4 and Blackwell were Delacruz, 20, and Jessica Irene both arrested and incarcerated ·Barringer, 19, both of on domestic violence charges. Reedsville; William FloydVlltThe second incident .ney; 38, and Ella Marie Mqore, occumd at the Edith Roush 35, both ofVinton;Joshua Darresidence and involved. an (UIPI21a-) rell Jones, 19, and Courtney Ohio v.loy Pulllllhlng eo. alleged fight between Danny Gail Moon, 18, both ofTaccoa, Published every affo'!"l"!!, Monday and Belinda Pendleton. Both through Fridly, 111 Court St., Ga.; Matthew McGrath, 28, Pomeroy, Ohio. Stcond·claoo subjecta made statements about pootogo paid 11 Pomeroy. and Melissa Jean Haning, 20, the assault and each had visible ,...,..., Tho Aaoclatod Pr- and both of Alball¥; and to Scott tho Otlo No-per signs of physical violence upon l'ootmUtor: Sond add- corrocClark. Allen, ~7, and Kimberly their bodief, tlonl to Tho Dally Sondnot, 111 CGurt. Carol Collins, 33, both of St., POIMIOY, Dlllo '671111. Both individuals were arrestPomeroy. ed and charged with domestic Sublcrlptlon rawa lyroult · violence. 0551$2 Ont$8.70 In other matters: OntyMt 1104 • Walter Thttle, Reedsville, Dally . so ...... SUblcrtblro not dlolring·to pay the reported that someone had ' conltr may r..,K In i:dvlnct dii'ICI to POMEROY -The Com- · damaged a 1987 golf cart and a Tho Dalty SonUnol. Crodll will be given comor •ch _ , No oubiC~ by munity Outreach Team' lioni canopy .that the cart was sitting mal porinlltod In 11110 ..tloro homo the Chillicothe Veterans under. Four chairs were also carrier lllf'Yicela avaltlblt. Admirustration Medical Cen- stolen; . Mllll sublcriDIIan • Kenneth Yeager, Cheshire, ter will enroU veterans into.the lnaldo lhlgo ~--13 WHkl $27.3Q . VA Health Care System of .reported that a rock was 26 WHkl, $53.82 Ohio at the Pomeroy Field thrown through a window of 52 WH!<S $105.511 Center, ·across from Veteraps his 'residence. ROlli OUIIkiO Melfi County Anyone with ·information Memorial Hospital, on May 13 Wukl' 121.25 SIMI.68 26 Wukl can call the sheriff's depart10, May 24, May 30 and May 52 WHkl $109.72 ment at 992-3371. 31, from 10 a.m. until 2 p.n1 . MORE LOCAL NEWS. MORE LOCAL FOLKS. ' Malketsi'OIIIIdup set Subscribe today. 992-2156 ' Is In:·. TUPPERS PLAINS- A woman is hospitalized follow- ing an early morning auto accident near Chester. ' Gallia-Meigs Post of the State Highway P~uol reported ~n reg;uilins income that Sharon Johnson. Tuppers and and Medicare and Plains, was driving northintwancc infOrmation. bound on Ohio 7 at around Veterans who emolled in the. 3:45 a.m. today . when she past who haw not used the VA swerved off the left stde of the Health Can: system in the put . tbm yan tnust re-enroll ~~~~--~---------- Issued llclans•• " - road and struck an embankment. which caused her 1987 Ford Thunderbird to become airborne. ~. The vehicle then over,. turned, coming to rest on its top in the roadway. Johnson was transported c0 St. Joseph's Hospital in Park.: ersburg, WVa., were she is list_; ed as in stable condition. The vehicle was severely damaged. The cruh remains under. investigation. LOCAL BRIEFS Jury to investigate into murder of unarmed man Ohio weather _~ ... 7 I. A1 Ohio 'l,'he Daily Sentinel Weditlllllly,llay 2, 2001 2,168.24 P1i cn:rve """ lll'iou +2.46 High • 2,168.42 ..... ~--2,000 2,088.61 Record high: 6,048.62 March 10, 2000 - " " " ' - 1,100 MAY LOCAL STOCKS AEP-49~ Atcl: Coal - 33'1. Akzo-41~ Amllldi/IIBC:....a\ f Alllland Inc. - 43~ AT&T-23 Bri<Ont-38 Bob E..,.- 18~ BorgWamer- 44), Chlmplon - 21. Chllmlna Shops- 6~ City Ho!CIWlg - 8), DuPonl.,- 45~ Flldnl Mogul- 21'. Rockwel-43), USB-Wo · Gar:nl:ll- 84,, Genatal Eleclrlc 0I<M.Y-11 48'- Hatley Dallideon- 45'1. Kmart-10~ Klllgtr-23l. Landa End - 30 Lid. - 17 Oak Hill Flnanclal-14~ OVB-25 BBT-35\ Peoples -,-18 Premier- 8~ Rocky I!Qala- 4'1. RD Shell- 80~ ' . s--n 1 . ~.• St:oney's - 1 Wai·Mett- 53), Wendy's - 25lo Worlhlngton - 11 ~ Dally 110c1< .rapor1o are lha 4 p.m. closing· quoltl ol lhe prevtoue. day'.~. provided by sm1h Partnel1 at Adwl) Inc. · GOP leaders hope to _yvrap: up budget deal this .week WASHINGTON '(AP) Repu!llicans are hoping to pwh a final 2002 budget through Congtess this week after settling for an 11-year, $1.35 trillion tax cut that would give President Bwh most of the taX reduction he has long fought for. . White House officials and GOP leaders seemed to resolve the two major remaining stumbling blocks to a Howe-Senate . compromise on the budget Wednesday. They first reached the taX-cut deal.Then they tentatively agreed to let spending· for many programs grow by 5:2' percent next year, said a Republican speaking on condition of anonynrity, surpassing the 4 per- · cent Bush had wanted. Bush-had made a S!.6 trillio.n, 1 I 0-year taX cut the cornerstohe . of his econonric plan since early in his campaign for the GOP' presidential nomination in 1999: �TlluradiJ, ..., 3 CINCINNATI (AP)- A grand jury oD' Thursday will begin investigating the fatal police shootiog of an unarmed black man that led to three nights of rioting in the city. The investigation was announced the same day the mayor appointed three leaders of a new cominission on race .relations that is to explore the problems that led to the riotipg and what improvements are needed in housing, employment and education. Timothy Thomas, 19, who authorities said ran from police, was shot by a white officer on April · 7. The police union says the officer, Stephen Roach, 27, feared for his life during the IIITiJITI • ··IND. c 0 · I Colo II • l~~r.wrl • ... \.,.•' encounter. WVA -.Inc. .,_,_ Same story until weekend BY THE ASSOCIATED PRESS 'The area's weather forecast for the next few days: n1ore of the same. : High pressure will . keep skies mostly clear to partly cl9udy through Friday, the National Weather Service said. High temperatures will be in .the 80s. Overnight lows will be in the 50s to low 60s. The weather service's extended forecast calls for cooler temperatures on the weekend. . . Sunset tonight will be at 8:27, and sunrise on Thursday is at 6:29a.m. Weather forecast: Tonight... Mostly clear. Low in · the mid 50s. Near calm wind. · Thursday... Hazy sunshine. • High in the mid and upper 80s. Light and variable wind. 'thursday night ... Mostly dear. Low in the mid 50s. . Extended forecast: Friday.. . Partly cloudy. A chance of show'ers during the night. High in the upper 80s. Saturday... A chance of showers. Morning low near 60. Not as warm in the afternoon, high in the mid 70s. Sunday... Mostly clear. Morning low 50 to 55. High in the upper 70s. cloudy. Monday... Partly Morning low in the mid 50s. High in the upper 70s. Tuesday... A ·chance of showers. Morning low in the upper 50s. High in the mid and upper 70s._ State stands by desip COLUMBUS (APl - State officials aren't. backing dqy;n on their desire to have the words "Birthplace. of Aviation' emblazoned on the Ohio commemorative quarter. Tom Noe, chairman of the state · quarter committee, in.formed U.S. Mint officials on Tuesday the state's. first choice i$, ) design featuring the Wright Brothers plane and an astronaut along with the slogan "Birthplace of Aviation." · The wording stirred controversy in Washington where officials are sensitive to North Carolina's claim to be "First in Flight" because Dayton's Orville and Wilbur Wright first flew their plane at Kitty Hawk, N.C. The committee decided to ask the mint to ·remove .17 stars t~at n1int designers added to signify Ohio was the 17th sme to"join the union. Cllss.•c arcade reopens The shooting led to rioting ihat was the worst racial unrest in the city since the Rev. Martin Luther King Jr. was assassinated in 1968 in Memphis, Tenn . Dozens of people were injured and more than 800 arrests were made. · Black activists and residents have said they want' a speedy derision on whether the officer would be punished . for shooting Thomas. Another grand jury on April 20 indicted 63 people on charges from the unrest. It could take at least several days for the Hamilton County grand jury in the Thomas shooting to review evidence. The community will be given 24 hours notice of when to expect the panel's conclusions, county Prosecutor Michael Allen said. Allen has said he is aware of the intense community interest in the outcome of the investigation. Mayor Charles Luken on Tuesday appointed Cincinnati business executives Ross and Tom Cody and a clergyman, the Rev. Damon Lynch (([, to leall the race relations panel. The leaded sai4 .they plan to appoint other memben within 45 days and wiD aim to include representation from black. youths' wllo say they have been ' ignored. Lynch 2nd Love are black. Cody is white. "J .~ink we have to seize this moment and move our community forwa~d," Lynch said. "Timetables need to be ·set; report cards need to be given." Luken said the group must take action 'to overcome skepticism ihat it will simply become the latest Cincinnati panel to file a report on race relations. "This will not be your standard study and report con1mission," he said. "This is an action group ... There is reason for skepticism because of the past record, but this time we'll be different." Councilman Jim Tarbell said, however, he remains skeptical about whether the commission will help resolve the problems that allowed predominantly black neighborhoods to fall into disrepair while the city's Ohio River shorefront prospered with new construction and jobs. ·"The/act that this is a race commission an not an economic commission is the projllem," said TarbeU, who owns a restaurant in Over-the-Rhine, one of the riot- damaged neighborhoods. Love alent of innocent pl~as - to murder and child en~angering charges during an appearance in Cuyahoga County Juvenile Gourt on Tuesday. , ' He was led into the courtroom handcuffed. His parents were with him at the hearing but made no comment. · The boy was ordered held in juvenile detention pending another court hearing in two weeks. At 13, he cannot face 1 trial as an adult. Falcons thriving in city ', DAYTON (AP) - Three peregrine falcon chicks have hatched in a nesting box on the Fifth Third Bank. buil!fing and the parents, Mercury and Baltimore, still have one unhatched egg in the nest. • ' , "We think the three hatched on Sunday," sail!' Rick 'Jaspet, peregrine project manager of the Ohio .P,jvision ofWildl~fe's office .in Xenia. "There's •a chance that fourth egg ~cquld still hatch." . In about three weeks, wildlife workers will band th~ chicks 'd . d Ia b · so t h ey can b e 1 enn 61e ter. In a out six weeks, the babies will leave. the nest.. , "W.e were g1ad to see t h em · nest in one o f our boxes," Jasper 'd "There IS · a 1ot of proteCtion · Sal . w here t h ey are.'. But you never know where they will nest. We have four bo,xes up in d t h e owntown area, and we were fortunate they chose one of them." · I• ' HelIth concems prompt closlnl . GIRARD (AP) __;Health problems reported by numerou.s rLEVELAND (AP) A pupils and staff have prompted the closure of Girard lnterme,_. year and a half after one of Cleve- diate School for the rest of the school year, . , . laqd's best known landmarks, The Arcade, dosed for major School board and city health board members decl..!ed TuesreQovation, it has reopened as a hotel. ~ . day to close the school and have its ventilation · system It also will be an old-fashioned shopping mall, as it was in d p it,\ long past, but that part will have to wait a few "'eeks. The remove ,· rospect E1ementary, which is attached to the inter'. epclosed retail and restaurant area, with about 30 tenants, and · - - - - - - - - - &x fast-food eateries in a food court·, will open on or near !. Jqne I. • ·' ,The 293-room Hyatt Regency at The Arcade opened for • b11siness on Tuesday following a ribbon-cutting ceremony that included, among others, Scott D. Miller, Hyatt Hotels Corp. president, and Mayor Michael R. White. ·"Hyatt is. proud to open its first hotel in Cleveland inside . . ~~is magnificent building;' Mill~r said. I a HOUSe committee beg"1'ns VQtt"ng on budget ~~~ Dayton chosen for movie site ;:DAYTON (AP)- Dayton has been chosen as the location ~r "Blue Car," an independent film starring David Strathairn aOd Melinda Dillon. ::The film, written and directed by Karen Moncrieff, is Sd\eduled for shooting in Dayton from May 29 through June t7~ Several local crew members and interns from Wrignt State qaiversity will be used, along with local actors and extras. : •Moncrieff's actipg credi~ include the television soap operas ~~asrao.:.Our Lives,""The Bold and·the Beautiful" and"Santa ...,..., ::tier script for "Blue Car" won the 1998 Don and Gee ~choll Screen writing Fellowship, presented by the Academy oF·Motion Pictures Arts and Sciences . ' •· ~·• :~: Standoff ends, man arrested • . • ;z:EAST CLEVELAND (AP) -A man wanted for allegedly 5l!Ooting his wife to death and wounding his 3-year~old 4!11ghter surrendered to police after. holding them at bay for l)e~rly 5 I /2 hours. · :iclayton Anderson, who was armed in a ~use, surrendered jdst before midnight Tuesday, said police chief Patricia Lane. l;ie was taken to Cleveland City Jail. ... ' :Anderson had gone to the house about 6:30 p.m. and i\ireatened a woman there, but she was able to lock him in the '~semen! and flee, Lane said. • • 1 ; :"We don't know his relationship with her and why he cam~ ~~re," she said. • : • ' I Teen fonnally charged • CLEVELAND (AP) - A 13-year-old boy who encouraged hiS 14-year-old girlfriend to have their baby has been diarged with killing the infant. . ' ' . " : ~randon Miller entered denials- the juvenile co urt equiv- coLUMBus <APl _The state would spend an additional $1.4 billion on primary and seconclary education over the next two years while limiting increases for public .colleges and universities, under a·two-year, $45 billion state budget billlawmakers were ready to approve Wednesday. The budget would also ·lift .tuition caps on all public colleges and universities in 2003 to make up for the lack of adilitiona! higher education funding. Ohiowouldalsodelayclosing its 56 walk-in employment centers until January if the House Republicans' version of the budget is approved. · . Gov. Bob Taft proposed closing the centers in his budget, but lawmakers w;mt more infornlation on the cost of closing the centers and on the proposed call-in job centers that will • replace them, said Rep. Steve Buehrer, a Delta Republican. .House Republicans also ·prOposed making the Ohio Envirunmental ' Protection Agency move more quickly on permit requests' and adopting a plan to leverage $150 million, in new federal money for the mentally . retarded. ......... HaroldWiltld • IIICil . The Dl:lly S1 1llnel• Page A 3 "Until economic development it embraced as the backbone of reconstruction, the. program wiD go nOW"here." Cody, an executive with Federated Department Stores Inc., said -the commission has the full support of Cincinnati's business community. He is board chairman of the Greater Cincinnati Chamber of Commerce. Various activists have said that blacks in Cincinnati need to share in the city's economic growth. Of the· city's 331,000 residents, 43 percent are black. after decades of white flight from the city to the suburbs. Luken .said last month, in announcing his plan to create the commission, that he would like the panel to have power to implement its recommendations to .the city. The City Council has made no mov~ to consider that, however. Some have said it would require a voterapproved amendment to the city charter in or<)er for the' City Council to delrgate authority to the commission. The council is to vote Wednesday on whether to commit Cincinnati to mediation to resolve a lawsuit filed in March that accuses poli~e of 30 years of racial profiling. U.S. District Judge Susan Dlou set a Thursday deadline for the decision. The Chamber of Commerce is increasing marketing efforts after receiving calls from business executives wondering about the city's business climate after the riots, spokesman Raymond Buse said Tuesday. · GUYSVILLE - Harold Wright, Guysville. died Tuesday, May t, 2001 at his residence. Arrangements will be announced by White Funeral Home in Coolville. · ed AEP officiab as saying chose laid off as a result of the sale "could be recalled;; a point which Meigs County Economic Development Director Perry Varnadoe described Tuesday as "very promising in the short term." The_layoff notices conte as no surprise to AEP employees. AEP has maintained for the pasc two years that the mines ·southem from PapAl resignation of Roger Roush due to retirement as teacher and principal effective May 31. Roush spent his entire 30 years ~n the reaching profession at Letart Falls Elementary. The board also: • approved Brogan-Warner Insurance Agency as the carrier for student insurance programs for the 2001-02 school year; . • approved the classified job mediate school, is temporarily dosed and will reopen after it has been thoroughly cl.e aned. , A number of pupils and staff in the intermediate bl!ilding have complained of itchy and burning eyes, headaches and vomiting since October when the heat was turned on. More · than 900 students attend the intermediate and elementary schools. Clayton Group Services, an Akron-based environmental consultant, has been testing the two schools for formaldehyde, fiberglass, dust, mold, funguS' and bacteria. ODOT from PapAl ODOT District 10 Deputy • Din:ctor George Collins. . "There are individuals in this area who have worked sine~ the, mid-1961J$ .to· get this road," said Collins:"Tbere are also groups which have advocated the project Taft appoints another interim director,for troubled agency . . ' COLUMBUS (AP) effective delivery of human Gov. Bob Taft on Tuesday services to Ohioans and has named his executive assistant broad experience in the for health and human ser-· issues and nunagement matvices to be the second inter- ters bel· ng addressed," ...•·ar.t 11 im director .of the Ohio Sal'd. Departn\ent of Job and FamMoody, 33, had been ily Services in as niany months. working alongside Davidson · · M arc h to Greg Moody, the gover- unce sh e agree d m nor's , liaison 10 ·six human temporarily lead the departservices agencies over the nlent after Director Jacque~ past tWO years, will replace ' line Romer-Sensky resigned · ·t h at the former House Speaker Jo am1'd reve 1auons d II Ann Davidson as interjm epartment i egally with• director, effective immedi- held child support payments ately ' from forme 1r · · · '· , r we .are ree~pl~ "G~g is dedicated to the · ents. CON SOL fromPiteA1 the development of ntining and pollution control technologies. · · • Expected to contribute a half-million dollars in cash and $200,000 in non-cash . would likely cease operation under AEP ownership no later than the end of 2001. · "Employees have been aware of the possible sale since last Augu$t when the company announced plans to pursue a sale and retained the investment banking firm Rothschild Inc. to market the properties;• said AEP's Vik.k.i Michalski. . Michalski told the AP that CONSOL will resume operations and recaU workers as soon as July I , "but that's up toCONSOL." The Meigs Division laid off 45 miners a year ago. . descriptions for head cook and regUlar cooks at Southern Elementary. These would not result in any new positions, but rather, a continuation of existing cook positions in the new school building; • transferred Principal Funds from Letart Falls, Syracuse, Portland, kindergarten, and ·· junior high to the new K-8 · ichool building. . Attending the meeting were board members Ron Cammarata, Richard Hill, David Kuscma, and Doug Little. The· board's next meeting is May 29. RUTLAND - .Rutland Alumni Awoci•rion wiD haw its annual mmion on May 26 at 6 p.m. Jt Rutland CMc Center. Reserwions may be made by sending 115 per meal to Rutland Alumni Auociation, P.O. Box 125, Rudand, Ohio 45775. TammyT~ and Bev Baylor will perfoem at the reunion. DIIMIIr pllnned . RACINE - A turkey and ham noodle dinner will be held at Southern High School liom 11 a.m. until 2 p.m. on Sunday, sponsored by Southern Junior High. The cost iS $5 for adUlts, $3 for children. Takeout orders are available. Plan banquet CHESTER Chester ·United Methodist Church will hold its mother/daughter banquet on May 9 at 6:30 p.m. Reservations should be made no later than May 6, by calling Marilyn Spencer at 985-3979. CARPENTER - Columbia Township Trustees will meet on Monday at 7:30 p.m. at the fire station. Advisory lifted VCterans thonld provide a copyoftbrirdiscJwae,separation or DD214, spouses Social Security number, date o( birth and date of nurriage, date of birth and Social Security numben of aD -dcpeadeot cbildm!, Plzn ...... TUPPERS PLAINS - A benefit for Kenny Reynolds, a local cancer p;~timt, will be held on Sunday at noon at the Tuppers Plains Elementaty School building. Foo4, drawings and live music are planned. lnforination is available by calling 98598!'8. ' "Think Ahead For A Healthy Baby" :1 • . POMEROY -Activities at God's Neighborhood Escape for Teens have been announced:· Wednesday's Fun for Jesus, free meal, games, Bible lesson, 3 to 5:30 p.m.; Thimble Thu~ days, free meal, games and sewing lessons; Friday's Fun, Food and Fellowship, 6 to 10:30 p.m. on Friday and Saturday, with non-violent video games. computer and board games, pool, free refreshments. ...L' ·· . utvarces I The Daily Sentinel Reader Services Correction Polley Our main concern In all stories Ia to be accurate. II you know ol an . error In a story, calllhe n-oom at (740) 1182-21SB. PIIISBCIIIaur Newa _o.pjr1menta The main number Is 892-2156. Dopar1JM!lt llCIInUona art: Gerien12 !TIInlger Ext 12 IIIII at Plaaslnt lallav H•Pftal , taracalva ' N- Ext. 13 or Ext. 14 Othar urvlcaa are-canceldlon pla•lng . Advertlelng Ext. 3 Clicutllllon Ext. 4 Clue!fled Ada Ext. 5 To ••nde-mall nawsO mydallyaandnal.com OntheWab www.mydallyaendnfll.com · ·, -tlof:. · or..- outreach .... he•• . ' lllllllr&IL . 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Units ~ponded as Nelson Road to Beech Grove folloWs: throughout the years CENTRAL DISPATCH groups like the Southeast Road, Halliday Road, Beech 12:59 a.m., Shcru. -'""s Oftice, Ohio Regional Council and Grove Road from McCumber Road to Jacks Road, Shepard Danny Pendleton, Holzer its Highway Users commit• Road, Jacks Road and the Medical Cen(l'r; tee. 2 :59 a.m., Main street, Mark ~ community, and the "This ground breaking will Dexter th be a celebration, not only of a o er 10r Mine Road, Point Tillis, HMC; new road about to be built; Rock Road, Laurel Road, · 8:57 a.m., Callaway Ridge, but of the · dedicated, hard- Darst Road, North Run Road Audrey c~means, St. Joseph HOfPital; i -working people...wA9-lM- in and Co1,1e Road. 4:11 p.m., Ohio .7, Forrest southeast Ohio and were Ward, St. Joseph Hospital; instrumental in bringing this 8:43 p.m., Ohio 124, Gage project to fruition." POMEROY - Actions for Johnson, HMC; dil(Orce have been filed . in 11:01 p.m., Pine Grove Me.igs County Common Pleas Road, motor vehicle accident, grants to 675 organizations in Court by Frances Lorene 22 states in 1999, and to Burns, Pomeroy. against Dou- Donald Guinther, refused award nearly a half-million glas Alan Burns, Pomeroy; and treatment. dollars in scholarships and by Brian K: Frederick, Long grants to coUeges and univer- Bottom, against Stacy F~der­ . sities. ick, Middleport. POMEROY Several · • Boasts a safety record that Divorces have been granted individuals were recendy is two times better than the to Tam L. Higgs from joseph arrested for domestic violence 'dustry average. · m E. Higgs, and to Sarah M. by the Meip County Sheriff's (Source: www.coruolen- Davis, from Aaron J. Davis. [)epaMlnent. . erJY.com) She~ Ralph E. Trussell said that deputies were dispatched to the Fnnk Herald and Erica POMEROY - Marriage Blackwell residence on Monlicenses have been issued in day. Upon arriving on the Meigs County Probate Court scene. deputies discovered both to Tony Alan Brown, 23, and subjects with visible signs of Amber Denise Giordano, 19, domestic violence. both of Pomeroy; Justin David Heral4 and Blackwell were Delacruz, 20, and Jessica Irene both arrested and incarcerated ·Barringer, 19, both of on domestic violence charges. Reedsville; William FloydVlltThe second incident .ney; 38, and Ella Marie Mqore, occumd at the Edith Roush 35, both ofVinton;Joshua Darresidence and involved. an (UIPI21a-) rell Jones, 19, and Courtney Ohio v.loy Pulllllhlng eo. alleged fight between Danny Gail Moon, 18, both ofTaccoa, Published every affo'!"l"!!, Monday and Belinda Pendleton. Both through Fridly, 111 Court St., Ga.; Matthew McGrath, 28, Pomeroy, Ohio. Stcond·claoo subjecta made statements about pootogo paid 11 Pomeroy. and Melissa Jean Haning, 20, the assault and each had visible ,...,..., Tho Aaoclatod Pr- and both of Alball¥; and to Scott tho Otlo No-per signs of physical violence upon l'ootmUtor: Sond add- corrocClark. Allen, ~7, and Kimberly their bodief, tlonl to Tho Dally Sondnot, 111 CGurt. Carol Collins, 33, both of St., POIMIOY, Dlllo '671111. Both individuals were arrestPomeroy. ed and charged with domestic Sublcrlptlon rawa lyroult · violence. 0551$2 Ont$8.70 In other matters: OntyMt 1104 • Walter Thttle, Reedsville, Dally . so ...... SUblcrtblro not dlolring·to pay the reported that someone had ' conltr may r..,K In i:dvlnct dii'ICI to POMEROY -The Com- · damaged a 1987 golf cart and a Tho Dalty SonUnol. Crodll will be given comor •ch _ , No oubiC~ by munity Outreach Team' lioni canopy .that the cart was sitting mal porinlltod In 11110 ..tloro homo the Chillicothe Veterans under. Four chairs were also carrier lllf'Yicela avaltlblt. Admirustration Medical Cen- stolen; . Mllll sublcriDIIan • Kenneth Yeager, Cheshire, ter will enroU veterans into.the lnaldo lhlgo ~--13 WHkl $27.3Q . VA Health Care System of .reported that a rock was 26 WHkl, $53.82 Ohio at the Pomeroy Field thrown through a window of 52 WH!<S $105.511 Center, ·across from Veteraps his 'residence. ROlli OUIIkiO Melfi County Anyone with ·information Memorial Hospital, on May 13 Wukl' 121.25 SIMI.68 26 Wukl can call the sheriff's depart10, May 24, May 30 and May 52 WHkl $109.72 ment at 992-3371. 31, from 10 a.m. until 2 p.n1 . MORE LOCAL NEWS. MORE LOCAL FOLKS. ' Malketsi'OIIIIdup set Subscribe today. 992-2156 ' Is In:·. TUPPERS PLAINS- A woman is hospitalized follow- ing an early morning auto accident near Chester. ' Gallia-Meigs Post of the State Highway P~uol reported ~n reg;uilins income that Sharon Johnson. Tuppers and and Medicare and Plains, was driving northintwancc infOrmation. bound on Ohio 7 at around Veterans who emolled in the. 3:45 a.m. today . when she past who haw not used the VA swerved off the left stde of the Health Can: system in the put . tbm yan tnust re-enroll ~~~~--~---------- Issued llclans•• " - road and struck an embankment. which caused her 1987 Ford Thunderbird to become airborne. ~. The vehicle then over,. turned, coming to rest on its top in the roadway. Johnson was transported c0 St. Joseph's Hospital in Park.: ersburg, WVa., were she is list_; ed as in stable condition. The vehicle was severely damaged. The cruh remains under. investigation. LOCAL BRIEFS Jury to investigate into murder of unarmed man Ohio weather _~ ... 7 I. A1 Ohio 'l,'he Daily Sentinel Weditlllllly,llay 2, 2001 2,168.24 P1i cn:rve """ lll'iou +2.46 High • 2,168.42 ..... ~--2,000 2,088.61 Record high: 6,048.62 March 10, 2000 - " " " ' - 1,100 MAY LOCAL STOCKS AEP-49~ Atcl: Coal - 33'1. Akzo-41~ Amllldi/IIBC:....a\ f Alllland Inc. - 43~ AT&T-23 Bri<Ont-38 Bob E..,.- 18~ BorgWamer- 44), Chlmplon - 21. Chllmlna Shops- 6~ City Ho!CIWlg - 8), DuPonl.,- 45~ Flldnl Mogul- 21'. Rockwel-43), USB-Wo · Gar:nl:ll- 84,, Genatal Eleclrlc 0I<M.Y-11 48'- Hatley Dallideon- 45'1. Kmart-10~ Klllgtr-23l. Landa End - 30 Lid. - 17 Oak Hill Flnanclal-14~ OVB-25 BBT-35\ Peoples -,-18 Premier- 8~ Rocky I!Qala- 4'1. RD Shell- 80~ ' . s--n 1 . ~.• St:oney's - 1 Wai·Mett- 53), Wendy's - 25lo Worlhlngton - 11 ~ Dally 110c1< .rapor1o are lha 4 p.m. closing· quoltl ol lhe prevtoue. day'.~. provided by sm1h Partnel1 at Adwl) Inc. · GOP leaders hope to _yvrap: up budget deal this .week WASHINGTON '(AP) Repu!llicans are hoping to pwh a final 2002 budget through Congtess this week after settling for an 11-year, $1.35 trillion tax cut that would give President Bwh most of the taX reduction he has long fought for. . White House officials and GOP leaders seemed to resolve the two major remaining stumbling blocks to a Howe-Senate . compromise on the budget Wednesday. They first reached the taX-cut deal.Then they tentatively agreed to let spending· for many programs grow by 5:2' percent next year, said a Republican speaking on condition of anonynrity, surpassing the 4 per- · cent Bush had wanted. Bush-had made a S!.6 trillio.n, 1 I 0-year taX cut the cornerstohe . of his econonric plan since early in his campaign for the GOP' presidential nomination in 1999: �' Page M , . 1he Daily Sea me The Daily Sentinel · 2,2M1- many on earth The Daily Sentinel . DEAR ABBY: 1'lu. letter is in 111 Cola18L, Pamlfor', Olllo no 112-2151 • Filii: ta-2157 ·• I ••• . '"' 'l ' Ohio Valley Publlehlng Co. .~· ·-· R.SMrinLAwls CIIMII W.Gowy Publllhlr . ' dl -·· "~Editor .. a· ClwW• HoMIIch a....... •r ro• •• , _ , . , _ _ __n.,,._t.,_ ____ AII_ ......,.. ,.. .w_,...... ___ ., _ _ _ _ _ , _ _ .. . . , . _..... _ _ No;. 11t1 t ,,.,.._. .. , 7'' t LlanflllltM~t~;,pM.-. · u '1 ' I]", I,) , ..<*-_, ,, , ,. .. : c.... - ,1 Jl "'. '!t' .. :1 · - - ~ ) 'r' ' ... NATIONAL VIEWS ... •• •ny California~ governor not helping with energy crisis ' . 'TODAY IN HISTORY . •. . ' • BY THE ASSOCIATED PRESS :Today is Wedneiday, May 2, the 122nd all! 2<l3 clays left in the year. , 'Thday's Highlight in History: <laY of 2001. There · ,On May 2, 1863, Confederate Gen. Thomas "Stonewall" · ~n was accidentally wounded by his own men at Chan· Cekonville,Va.; he died eight da}'llater; · ~ :on this date: · ' :In 1519, artist Leonardo da Vinci died at Cloux, France. • . . )n .1670, the Hudson Bay Co, was chartered by England's Ki'ng ,Charles II. . , .... ·~n . 1890, the OklahoruaTerritory was organized. ·· . l11· 1936, "Peter and the Wolf," a symphonic tale for children ' by,: Sergei Prokofiev, had its world premiere in Moscow. . · , :In 1945, the Soviet Union announced the fall of Berlin, and thf Allies announced the surrender of Nazi troops in Italy and · ~of Austria. , In 1957, Sen, Joseph R. McCarthyo the controversial Republi~ senator from Wisconsin, died at Bethesda Naval Hospital in Maryland. ' 1 . ln 1960, convicted, sex offender and best-selling author . C~l ¢hessrnan was executed at San Quentin Prison in Cali· • ··"0,;":· . •• rua-.• ' . . . , ' . In ·i%5, die ,Early Bird ~tellite was used to transmit televi· . . . . ,.., . lion pitturei. across the Atlantic, jn 1972, alter serving 48 years as head of the FBf, J. Edgar ~ H9c:~Ver died .in Washington at age 77. · · :In 1994, Nelson Mandela claimed victory in the waie of South Africa's fint democratic elections; President F.W de KlCrk acknOwledged defeat. · Ten yea111 ago: U.S., British, French and Dutch forces plunged 50 miles deeper into northern Iraq. In his ninth · eneyclica!, Pope John .Paul II acknOwledged the success of cap· italisJP,.. but denounced the system . for $ometimes achieving reA1111 at the expense of the poor and of morality. • PERKINS' VIEW nu Lack of vidory in drng war no reason to quit ~:: 1 poaible. • · , In (I)~ocrat) Davis' mind, the blame for the energy crisis belongs first and foremost to former Republican Gov. Pete Wibon for signing on to the state's bogus attempt at "deregu· Jation"- never mind that Democrats in the state Legislature unanimously backed the bill Next, Davis points a finger at the federal government for .refUsing to bail out the state by capping pricei on wholesale electricity. Never mind that price caps in California largely ere· ated this meis in the first place. Washington is unwilling to repeat the state's mistakes, and that has Davis miffed .... And Davis would like· us all to forget that he refused to con· front the energy disaster last summer, when all the warning signs - shortages and Stage 2 power alerts - were already in place.... Faced wich artificially low e~ergy costs, consumen saw no' ·reason to coiiServe, and the utilities couldn't alford to meet their demands .... And now that Pacific Gas and Electric has filed for bank· ruptcy protection, the state probably has little chance of recouj!ing the billions it spent on Davis' costly lesson in basic econ9mics. · · • • ~ 'Palin Beacli (Fla.) Post, on racial profiling legislation: .fl!o~da'• police chie!S and sheriffs and some Republican legis· laron last week blocked creation of a task force that would have looked into racial profiling by law enforcement. Instead, a House committee endorsed a sheriffs' proposal to develop poli· des (or dealing with" diverse populations." · lt was another affiont to African·Americans in Florida, many ofwhom still resent Gov. Bush's One Florida Initiative, his heavy-handed overhaul of affirmative action. Some AfricanAmerican lawmakers didn't get a chance even to speak about ·· tbe profiling bill because Republican leaders pushed it to the e!lcfof a committee meeting and time ran out. ... ·P,q1.Jerry Melvin, R-Fort Walton Beach, said he was sparills·'~oridians the "frenzy of the news media" that the task IO«~·would bring. In fact, he is keeping the p11blic from find· .irlg qut how its law enforcement officers react to race. Rep. ~elvjn has created his own frenzy of discontent and engen· c!Cred suspicion among minorities. New Jersey paid a $12.9 million settlement this year to four vittirlrs of a 1998 shooting that began when state police . e j l a van based on racial P.rofiling. The Legislature said last ~k that no such problem exists in Florida. Before 1998, New Jeaey· probably said the same thing. Dear leaving his wallet with six pennies inside. There are six children in our f:unily, and the conclusion we reached was that he left one for each of us. ADVICE When she heard about it, our aunt (Dad's sister) presented us with the following: " I am like a penny. Not a MINNESorA bad one, a ""'Y bright one. Remem· DEAR KEEPING: What a ber, I'll always runt up wherever Y.,u . charming and comforting story. That find a penny anywhere. In the years to letter generated a 6urry of mail. Read come, you 'II pick one up and say, on: 'There's Dad!' In time you'D have a DEAR ABBY: My grandfather thousand remiqders of hmv .imch told me that when an angel misses you're loved" you, he or she will toss a penny down Abby, coundess time5 since that day, to tell you so. l believe it. · we have been reminded in the most Right after the start of the new mil· unusual and spontaneous ways that lennium, I uneA'pectedly lost my life our d1d is still very iuuch a part of our partner, Greg, from acute pancreatitis. lives. - KEEPING PENNIES IN He started feeling poorly on Jan. 2 Abby LOCAL EVENTS vu • Daily News, Los ADples, on Gov. Gray Davis and the enn. gy crisis: If only the entire state of California had been hit with a rolling blackout for five minutes on (April 5), we could have been spared Gray Davis' uninspiring, televised whine. But alas, the power held strong, and Californians got to sec · cheir .governor try to say "It's not my fault" in as many ways .. ' '~- • JeSponse to "Daughter of a Frugal Mom," who received a binhday card from her mother containing a penny. Two years ago my father passed away. Had Gary Johnson been commander of American military forces during World War II, we might all be speaking German today. That's the conclusion one draws after hearing the New Mexico governor's remarks about the war on drugs during appearances last week at the annual conference of the National Organization for the Reform of Marijuana Laws and on NBC's "Meet the Ptess." Johnson thinks that the drug war is unwinnable. He suggests that America wave th~ white flag, that it give in to the international dtug cartels and that it decriminalize drug use. "The war on drugs is a miserable' fail· ure," said Johnson, who confesses to past marijuana and cocaine use. "Half the budget for law enforcement, half the budget for courts, half the budget for prisoiiS is dn)g-relat~d." Johnson thinks the nation would be better otT ac~ep.ting that a certain percentage of the· population will be drug~ addled. "I think that we need to legalize marijuana:• he said. "W~ need to adapt harm·reduction strategies on all these other drugs." The New Mexico governoc advo· cates social nihilism . Since we have failed to beat our enemy, he reasons, let us give ground, Let us accept that the scourge - drugs - will make slaves of addi· tiona) tens of thousands of Americans each year and that it will take so many thousands oflives each year. Speken se deutche? Fortunately, President Bush does qot share the view of'his fellow Republican Johnson. He has nominated anti·diug · crusader John P. Waltets to head the Office of National Drug Control Policy. If approved by the Senate, he would suc· ceed Gen. Barry McCafli-ey, who left the post in January. Walters, pmident of tHe Philanthropy Roundtable, a national· \!onors group, wotked under William· l!ennett when , same time, the United States m~t curb : :~ domestic demand for drugs. , .,.. The reason drug trafficking flourishes ·~~: in the Andean Ridge, in Mexico. in ·~~ Southeast and South Central Asia is ~" because America offers such a lucrative •n . Joseph PerKins COUJMIIIST Bennett directed national drug control policy under formerPresident Bush. He was deputy director for supply reduction. The nation's new leader in the war on drugs inherits the battle plan of his pre· decessor: to "reduce drug use and availability by half and the consequences i:>f g~~ ~bur .• at. least 25 ~ercent by . h>: 1 market. ' ' "' The best way to curb drug demand is .,; to prevent it altogether. And the best way ~-:. to do that is to discourage kids from· ' ! "experimenting" with drugs. As McCaf- __ frey noted, "If children reach adulthood ~~ without using illegal drugs, alcohol or :••; tobacco, they are unlikely to develop ;c;, chemical-dependency problems later in ;.~ ·~" T )11e. As to the more than 14 million .Americans who are current users of~;; drugs, their illegal conduct should be ·~.;, treated at least as seriously as drunk dri· ving. Indeed, as much as the stigma and ·~ the cost of a drunk driving rap has ' ' curbed the numbers of alcohol·addledmotorists on the natioh's highways and byways, the prospe~t of certain punishment' in the event of a drug rap will mrely curb casual use. The estimated 5 million hard·core) drug addicts arc a different matter. The l' threat of armt, oflmmiliation, of fines is , not enough to deter them from · their : deadly habit. They require medical inter· : ventipn. That's why a serious .effort to : substantially reduce drug demand must ! ·make drug treatment a priority. By pro- ! viding treatment on demand to any and ' J everyone with a serious drug problem, j the government almost ~ettainly would , save more money than it spent. ~ Just because A111erica has not won the War o.n drugs does not mean ~hat this ;,l': nation should .surrender.'We· must con· .. ·., ' .... tinue to fight the, scourge that destroys : •., the lives of so many millions of our fei-R low country·men ·women and ...::hil-11!! ~dren. •\ 11 If , this . goal is achieved, states the National Drug Control Strategy: 2001 Annual Report, just 3 percent of Americans will be using illegal drugs. That would be the lowest documented drug· use rate in the nation's history. Of course, it will be extremely daunting to achieve this goal in just the next six years. It will require concerted efforts on two fronts - reduction of available drug supplies and dampening of drug demand-. Supply reduction means interdiction. And it is best. to wage this battl~ at ~he source, according to national drug con· trol strategy:· the Andean Ridge for cocaine and heroin; Mexico for methamphetamine, heroin and marijua· na; an4, Southeast Asia and South Cen· tral Asia for heroin. Fighting side ,by side with our international allies,.the United States can tar· get illegal drug cultivation and produc· Ooseph Perkins is a columnist for The San :::. Diego Union-1Hbune arid can be reached at .~. cion, destroy drug·trafficking ·syndicates ~: and . interdict drug shipments. At the joseph. PerkinsUnionTrib.com.) ~ .,. .,;t look~ing I hlive a 17·yearn()ld car. The paint has faded, and the chrome is flaking; and MONDAY SYRACUSE -Syracuse Water Board, Monday, 7 p.m. water board ollice. Consumer Confidence report should be delivered to the residents before that time; new rates POMEROY- Middleport Utincluded in report. Anyone with eral}' Club, 2 p.m. Wednesday, questions, anend the meeting · Pomeroy Libral}'. Phyllis Hack- for answers. · en to review "Galileo's DaughteJ" by Oava Sobel. · CARPENTER - Columbia · Township Trustees, 7:30 p.m., THURSDAY lire station. PAGEVILLE- Revival services, Pageville Free Will Bap- The Community Calendar Ia tist Church, Thursday through · publlahed aa a free aervlee Saturday. Calvin Minnis, to non-profit groups wishing · speaker. to announce meetings and special events. Thl! calendar SYRACUSE- Syracuse VilIa not clealgned to promote lage Council, 7 p.m., village salea or funcl-ralllrs of any hall, regular meeting. type. ltema are printed only aa apace permits and cennot TUPPERS PLAINS - Eastern be guaranteed to be printed Local Schools, parent-teacher a apec:ltlc number of days. Funding for finish ~ R,ED GREEN'S VIEW \ BYRIDGRIBC PoMEROY - Governing Board, Athens-Meigs Educational Service Center, special meeting Wednesday, 7 p.m. office at 507 Richland Ave., Athens. Purpose, to inteiView candidates lor the posjtion of treasurer. conferences, from 3 to 6 p.m. at both elementary and high schools. Parents to caH schools at 985-3304 (elemental}') or 985-3329 (high school) to schedule appointments. :l ----------------....,----------------...:..-:----:-.l.;_-..;__.,..._...,s;. Sometimes WEDNESDAY PAGEVILLE- Scipio Town· ship Trustees, Wednesday, . 6:30 p.m. Pagevile town hall. ' This glass enclosure in the center of the large second-floor room of the 1:823 Chester Courthouse is one of the latest improvements to the building restoration program. Here Pat Holter, Mary Powell and Kay Ack arrange period clothing. Partial funding for the courthouse Improvements has been raised by benefit dinners at Royal Oak Resort. Another one will be held Friday at 6:30 p.m. and tickets are being sold around the coul)ty. and died a ._,k later - I 8 days shape of a heart. before what would have been our I continue to find pennies ofien20th anniversary. . especially when I'm feeling blue. So, ' Greg's mother passed on only four maybe the mother of"Daughter of a months eatlier. As he and his sister Frugal Mom" had a premonition. ,wm: sorting through her belongings, TERRY IN GILBEIU, ARIZ. ihey were surprised to find some penDEAR 'I'ERRY: Perhaps. Pl~ase niei in a ...,ry unlikely pbce. His sister accept my sympathy for the unexrecalled how yt:'ars before, their f.lther pected · )~ of your life partner. What -long deceased- would sing"Pen- · a bittemM<et story. Read on: . nics From Heaven," so they took it as DEAR ABBY: The writer who ,-i, sign that both of their, parents were inquired about the meaning of a ·. watching over them. penny her mother sent her before she During the days th~t Greg was died may not have gotten it "for luck." dying, I ' kept finding pennies in It seems more likely that the seemstrange pl;lces. Once; in the parking ingly insignificant token was a "penny lot, I looked down at what I thought for her thoughrs;· rather than the was a shiny bracelet. It was six newly good luck charm you suggested. mimed pennie5 lying in a perfect row My mother sent me such a penny - one for his sister, her husband, during my busiest college days. I took three children and myself I found one the hint, and ever since have made in the hospital corridor the day he sharing my busy adult life with her a died. It was in the center of a key top priority. chain mmeone had twisted into the I hope "Daughter" didn't wait until COMMUNITY NEWS & NOTES MHSOass of '76 reunion WIC ·program card for her. were signed for Ethel Orr, Thelma Henderson gave the Ellen Arnott, Douglas Circle, mission report from April Mary Stobart, Harold Hager, ge~~roMIIiliWing Response on "Living Abun· Carl Weese, Pauline Wolfe. POMEROY -The Meigs, POMEROY Wo~en , dantly.LivingWhole: byKaren Larry Hubbard, Carrie High School Cbss of 1976 infants and children can bene· Durant, who is a physician and Roush, Anna Lee Tucker, Mi). 'vill have its 25th class reunion fit from the Meigs County ordained minister of dred Parsons, Edison ' Brace: May 26 at the Eli Dennison WI C program at the Meigs Methodist . Church of David Grindstaff, Martha ·Lou ' • · Post of the American Legion . County Health Department, Caribbean and America in Beegle, Vicki Boso, Naomi' ; in Ruda11d. according to Debbie 6abbitt, Honduras"Balize District. She Neville, Donna Byer, Rutl:; · ·• Letters have been mailed to R .N., WIC _director. speaks of healing as wholeness Howard, Martha Studer, June . alumni; h9Wever, there were Babbitt s:ud women who are for the entire person. Turner, Evelyn Brady, Na 01 many addresses missing. Those . pregnant, breast feeding or . Parker was hostess and Brinker, Elizabeth Carpenter, · who are members of the class have children aged leis than. 5 ' served sandwiches, Jell·O and w· k D Bill Ri and did not receive a letter, or years old, can get help With cookies to those named an IC um, . ·ce, Chacy, ,,.; Cordero, Mrs. Jose Cordero, ,,; " mil arc a •a · · y member of an providing_ ~utritious _foods for. Mary Jo Barringer and Nina Fred Smith, Don Richar4 .. ; alumnus who no longer lives their families, WIC 15 part of .Robinson. Next meeting wiH Hill, Max Sterrett, Alta Bal- " , in the area are asked to pass the "Help Me Grow" cam· l'>e May 8 at the church. lard, Larry Powell, Mike Pow- · this information along. paign. ' · ell, and Delbert Patterson. , __ ReservatioiiS can be made Ann Boso read an article ,, by calling Steve Bachner, 992-. about "The Legend of the'. : 3698; Des Jeffers, 992·444 I; RACINE -The Center of Dogwood:' Blondcna Raine.:·_ Tammie Mash, 992·0437; or God's Neighborhood Escape read " TheHopeoftheWorld"'Cindy Eads Glaze, 992·7506; ~ "' · · · w h tc . h an d "Easter Th ough ts rIOl,:. l ALFRED- An Easter pro- IOr •eens, th e acnvmes or contact the class by e-mail . d h take place there, the number These Troubled Times" by . at meigs76@yahoo.com. gram was presente at .t de . o f yout h serve d , an d.t h e fiun d• H eIen Sremer . Ri·ce. Har. t rea, A-•·' .• , Alfire d U mte recent . . "" . mg program were detailed at a "Mary · at the Tomb" by l{ay, , , M et ho di st mwomen ,s meenng · · -'' h recent meeting o £ th. e D orcas H . o tliman, an d "C h rist isAJive·: ,:, hId h h e at A t e ch urc 1 J. Anderson . S .ds" h S ons h.me c·trc1e o f D orcas by B every ! we rete ee wast~ u · d . . 1 . f h h. h nlte. Methodist Church. Boxed lunch dinner were . 1" ' tOpic o t e program w IC c · F · · · ke · d b POMEROY - A total ·of included all members reading b hal:n~~ ems spo ~n enjoye . Y thos.e attending, ,, $1,040 was collected for the and sharing experiences of e d o e group noting t e Gladys Sterrett, Edna Knopp•. .. American Heart Association (; · h d k Th h.1 nee s, and the Sonshme CJrcle Julie CampbeH,Edie Hubbard. . • ait an wor s. e wars P voted to give S250 to the pro· Blondena , Rainer, Thelma .. , in the reeent Meigs County center featured a cross, seeds, k d Iii gram. Walton, Janet Theiss, Melis.s:( ,. , Division's "Have a Heart" paNe eltl~ anp k acs. .d d h Members also voted to Smith, Letha Proffitt, Jo Lee, .. canlpai·gn ., e Ie 'r er preSI e at t e hild 10 · h ·B b H 1 M 1 · Of the total, the Pomeroy meeting ar;d read the secre- sponsor a c t e 0 aze eKe vey, Mattie • · Food Shop was .the top seller, tary's report in the absence of Evans Trail Ride , and listened Teaford, Ruth Simpson, Ber-· · · raising $206. Twenty local Martha Poole. Osie Mae -FoH· to a report on the Gallia • nice Theiss, Mattie Beegle; · • · County dChildren's Home. It Martha Lou Beegle, Ann,. , ' busi.nesses partt·c 1·pared 1·n the ro d gave th e t reasurers, report. h campaign. Meigs County Donations were made to the was note t at a new sweeper Boso, Peggy Hill, Mildrea .. · c·tttzens . program an d. had been donated to the Hart, Mable Brace, Kathryn''r•.. AHA Volunteers dl.stri·buted semqr paper hearts to area businesses Cooperative Parisi). church, A bake sale was set for Hart, and a guest, Violet Fish~ ~ : and for a dollar or more dona· Florence Ann Spencer had May 12, and officers' reports er. . .. ti()n, people put their names . the prayet calendar and chose were given by Kathryn Hart Next meeting will be May on hearts displayed. Teresa Sentillana of Dallas, and Melissa Smith during the I 0 at 7 p.m. at the church with. . . . A , vote of thanks was .,., .exas, park'mg Sch oo I o fTh e- meeting fi rd conducted by Mattie Rainer, Edie and Matti( ; extended by the local orga~i· ology, who has · charge 0 { Tea 0 · Teaford, in charge of the pro-. . " Sympathy cards were signed gram and refreshments. AIL , zation ,or the organizations, American and Mexican pro- ~ Ch 1 W d h 10r ares I e an Rut Ann .area women are invited to · businesses and donors who grams. All signed the birthda~ Hill. Cards of encouragement attend. participated by giving to the • American Heart Association in its research and education program about cardiovascular dis~ase and prevention. i.q:·.:: UMW holdS Sonshine Circle Easter program Local campai... , nets Sl 040 . ,.., FB ;a old ·can·be a lot of help I v • "As your former employer, I'm so cosm of life; pleased you've become so successful." Now evety boxer"has three guys in his. ' • "I'm from the tax department and I'mW corner.And.the most important of theie is here to help you." what they a "cut .man." He's the guy Aggression depressidn who .patches you up between rounds so For anybody who's played contact 'you' can go back out and continue the sports or sold timeshares, you've been told~ fight. I think in.life we all need a good cut ,many time5 that aggtession is a good· thing. man, Somebody who can make us smile If you want SPmething, you have to go or cheer us up or Cl'lin just piy for the after it. Nobody's going to hand you suebeer. · ces5; you've got to butt into line, reach out Some of us don't have a knockout and grab it. They call it the "killer instinct,",and a lot punch or blinding speed and we'll never win any titles, but if we have a good cut of us encourage it in our kids and our ath. man, we can at least make it to the last letes and each other. And then we hear on round, and that's all that really matten.You the news about fights in the stands and can't win at life anyway. The ending is road rage and belligerent airline passenfixed. gen. ' IUqllirM mtarpretatlon Maybe we need to temper this whole ,ConunuilicatiOn, is a very im!'Drrant agression thing. We're endipg up ~th a part of ~e's , life. But ·to be able to lot of really crabby people •doing weD. undentand people, you muse realize that That's· not a good trend. Society gets a litthey often say th~ elCIIct opposite of what tie scary when every time people see a ye~t!Jey mean. For examp)e: low light, they step on the gas instead ·;"lt'l not you, it's me." the brakes. . • "Have you lost weight?" Quote of the Day: "Don't squat with , ~ • "If I had to lose to soq~.ebody, I'm glad your spurs on." - ~ed Green · ' ii!Was you:· .I (Red Green is rl1e srar of "71~e Red Green ,~ • "I can't eat all this.'' Show," a television series leen in rlre US. on: • "H~ office has ordered me to let you PBS Qnd in Canada on the CBC Network, A v Farmers Bank We'reYourBankforfife~u own penonal coutage. For me it's a micro- there's rust all over it. Some guys would get all the body work done and a fmh coat of paint. Maybe a ring and valve job. Bu~ that's not my . No matter how mucli you repair or replace, the ~d truth is that all of the parts of that automobile are old and tited. And since nobody is crazy enough to replace all of the parts, more soon~ than later, one of them is going to break down. To me, the only way to keep it on the road is to remember the eat's failing health and treat it with tenderness and extreme respect. Ifi get a new paint job, I'll forget it's an old car. Then, when it doesn't start or something doesn't work, I'll be disappoint· ed. ' like it better now. It looks like an old pile ofjunk, and when it gets me where I wanr to go, I · consider it a miracle. It's called "contentment through lower~ tation.'' It's also why I don't dye my hair. The. cut man I hate to admit it, btit I like Wo!rching boxing. Not in person, but on .television. And not when it's anyone I know or ever dated. I think what appeals .to me is the fundamental struggle agait\st an obvious ;md worthy opponent and the ultimate go." . ' penori:il disc~ry about a- man and his •"You \ook. you"F'~ year." ,, ., •I . can way: • it was too bte to srop being frugal with the contact her mom wanted.UNDA'S DAUGHTER, WLSA, OKLA. DEAR DAUGHTER: While that "hint" is a little too subde for me, several other people also mentioned it. I'D leave it up to my readers to decide which explanation they prefer. DEAR ABBY: During World War II, my mother sent a penny to each of my cousins who went otT to fight. She put a notch ih each penny on the theory that "a bad penny always returns." One cousin signed all his war mail, 'Just a Bad Penny." Three of my · cousins 'vere wounded, but an the"bad pennies" returned. SID GOODMAN, PARAMUS, N.J. DEAR SID: I hope they invested them. By now they should have added up to real money! ' (Dear Abby is. u>rillt'tt by Pnuliur Pltillips attd dat1JillfcrJcattuc Phillip;) .. ' APPRECIATION DAY! I At the Tuppers Plains Location. t t:aa. 2:aa Come out to the FARMERS BANK . . Tuppers Plains location on · May 4th an~ let us thank you for choosing FARMERS BANK. 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' dl -·· "~Editor .. a· ClwW• HoMIIch a....... •r ro• •• , _ , . , _ _ __n.,,._t.,_ ____ AII_ ......,.. ,.. .w_,...... ___ ., _ _ _ _ _ , _ _ .. . . , . _..... _ _ No;. 11t1 t ,,.,.._. .. , 7'' t LlanflllltM~t~;,pM.-. · u '1 ' I]", I,) , ..<*-_, ,, , ,. .. : c.... - ,1 Jl "'. '!t' .. :1 · - - ~ ) 'r' ' ... NATIONAL VIEWS ... •• •ny California~ governor not helping with energy crisis ' . 'TODAY IN HISTORY . •. . ' • BY THE ASSOCIATED PRESS :Today is Wedneiday, May 2, the 122nd all! 2<l3 clays left in the year. , 'Thday's Highlight in History: <laY of 2001. There · ,On May 2, 1863, Confederate Gen. Thomas "Stonewall" · ~n was accidentally wounded by his own men at Chan· Cekonville,Va.; he died eight da}'llater; · ~ :on this date: · ' :In 1519, artist Leonardo da Vinci died at Cloux, France. • . . )n .1670, the Hudson Bay Co, was chartered by England's Ki'ng ,Charles II. . , .... ·~n . 1890, the OklahoruaTerritory was organized. ·· . l11· 1936, "Peter and the Wolf," a symphonic tale for children ' by,: Sergei Prokofiev, had its world premiere in Moscow. . · , :In 1945, the Soviet Union announced the fall of Berlin, and thf Allies announced the surrender of Nazi troops in Italy and · ~of Austria. , In 1957, Sen, Joseph R. McCarthyo the controversial Republi~ senator from Wisconsin, died at Bethesda Naval Hospital in Maryland. ' 1 . ln 1960, convicted, sex offender and best-selling author . C~l ¢hessrnan was executed at San Quentin Prison in Cali· • ··"0,;":· . •• rua-.• ' . . . , ' . In ·i%5, die ,Early Bird ~tellite was used to transmit televi· . . . . ,.., . lion pitturei. across the Atlantic, jn 1972, alter serving 48 years as head of the FBf, J. Edgar ~ H9c:~Ver died .in Washington at age 77. · · :In 1994, Nelson Mandela claimed victory in the waie of South Africa's fint democratic elections; President F.W de KlCrk acknOwledged defeat. · Ten yea111 ago: U.S., British, French and Dutch forces plunged 50 miles deeper into northern Iraq. In his ninth · eneyclica!, Pope John .Paul II acknOwledged the success of cap· italisJP,.. but denounced the system . for $ometimes achieving reA1111 at the expense of the poor and of morality. • PERKINS' VIEW nu Lack of vidory in drng war no reason to quit ~:: 1 poaible. • · , In (I)~ocrat) Davis' mind, the blame for the energy crisis belongs first and foremost to former Republican Gov. Pete Wibon for signing on to the state's bogus attempt at "deregu· Jation"- never mind that Democrats in the state Legislature unanimously backed the bill Next, Davis points a finger at the federal government for .refUsing to bail out the state by capping pricei on wholesale electricity. Never mind that price caps in California largely ere· ated this meis in the first place. Washington is unwilling to repeat the state's mistakes, and that has Davis miffed .... And Davis would like· us all to forget that he refused to con· front the energy disaster last summer, when all the warning signs - shortages and Stage 2 power alerts - were already in place.... Faced wich artificially low e~ergy costs, consumen saw no' ·reason to coiiServe, and the utilities couldn't alford to meet their demands .... And now that Pacific Gas and Electric has filed for bank· ruptcy protection, the state probably has little chance of recouj!ing the billions it spent on Davis' costly lesson in basic econ9mics. · · • • ~ 'Palin Beacli (Fla.) Post, on racial profiling legislation: .fl!o~da'• police chie!S and sheriffs and some Republican legis· laron last week blocked creation of a task force that would have looked into racial profiling by law enforcement. Instead, a House committee endorsed a sheriffs' proposal to develop poli· des (or dealing with" diverse populations." · lt was another affiont to African·Americans in Florida, many ofwhom still resent Gov. Bush's One Florida Initiative, his heavy-handed overhaul of affirmative action. Some AfricanAmerican lawmakers didn't get a chance even to speak about ·· tbe profiling bill because Republican leaders pushed it to the e!lcfof a committee meeting and time ran out. ... ·P,q1.Jerry Melvin, R-Fort Walton Beach, said he was sparills·'~oridians the "frenzy of the news media" that the task IO«~·would bring. In fact, he is keeping the p11blic from find· .irlg qut how its law enforcement officers react to race. Rep. ~elvjn has created his own frenzy of discontent and engen· c!Cred suspicion among minorities. New Jersey paid a $12.9 million settlement this year to four vittirlrs of a 1998 shooting that began when state police . e j l a van based on racial P.rofiling. The Legislature said last ~k that no such problem exists in Florida. Before 1998, New Jeaey· probably said the same thing. Dear leaving his wallet with six pennies inside. There are six children in our f:unily, and the conclusion we reached was that he left one for each of us. ADVICE When she heard about it, our aunt (Dad's sister) presented us with the following: " I am like a penny. Not a MINNESorA bad one, a ""'Y bright one. Remem· DEAR KEEPING: What a ber, I'll always runt up wherever Y.,u . charming and comforting story. That find a penny anywhere. In the years to letter generated a 6urry of mail. Read come, you 'II pick one up and say, on: 'There's Dad!' In time you'D have a DEAR ABBY: My grandfather thousand remiqders of hmv .imch told me that when an angel misses you're loved" you, he or she will toss a penny down Abby, coundess time5 since that day, to tell you so. l believe it. · we have been reminded in the most Right after the start of the new mil· unusual and spontaneous ways that lennium, I uneA'pectedly lost my life our d1d is still very iuuch a part of our partner, Greg, from acute pancreatitis. lives. - KEEPING PENNIES IN He started feeling poorly on Jan. 2 Abby LOCAL EVENTS vu • Daily News, Los ADples, on Gov. Gray Davis and the enn. gy crisis: If only the entire state of California had been hit with a rolling blackout for five minutes on (April 5), we could have been spared Gray Davis' uninspiring, televised whine. But alas, the power held strong, and Californians got to sec · cheir .governor try to say "It's not my fault" in as many ways .. ' '~- • JeSponse to "Daughter of a Frugal Mom," who received a binhday card from her mother containing a penny. Two years ago my father passed away. Had Gary Johnson been commander of American military forces during World War II, we might all be speaking German today. That's the conclusion one draws after hearing the New Mexico governor's remarks about the war on drugs during appearances last week at the annual conference of the National Organization for the Reform of Marijuana Laws and on NBC's "Meet the Ptess." Johnson thinks that the drug war is unwinnable. He suggests that America wave th~ white flag, that it give in to the international dtug cartels and that it decriminalize drug use. "The war on drugs is a miserable' fail· ure," said Johnson, who confesses to past marijuana and cocaine use. "Half the budget for law enforcement, half the budget for courts, half the budget for prisoiiS is dn)g-relat~d." Johnson thinks the nation would be better otT ac~ep.ting that a certain percentage of the· population will be drug~ addled. "I think that we need to legalize marijuana:• he said. "W~ need to adapt harm·reduction strategies on all these other drugs." The New Mexico governoc advo· cates social nihilism . Since we have failed to beat our enemy, he reasons, let us give ground, Let us accept that the scourge - drugs - will make slaves of addi· tiona) tens of thousands of Americans each year and that it will take so many thousands oflives each year. Speken se deutche? Fortunately, President Bush does qot share the view of'his fellow Republican Johnson. He has nominated anti·diug · crusader John P. Waltets to head the Office of National Drug Control Policy. If approved by the Senate, he would suc· ceed Gen. Barry McCafli-ey, who left the post in January. Walters, pmident of tHe Philanthropy Roundtable, a national· \!onors group, wotked under William· l!ennett when , same time, the United States m~t curb : :~ domestic demand for drugs. , .,.. The reason drug trafficking flourishes ·~~: in the Andean Ridge, in Mexico. in ·~~ Southeast and South Central Asia is ~" because America offers such a lucrative •n . Joseph PerKins COUJMIIIST Bennett directed national drug control policy under formerPresident Bush. He was deputy director for supply reduction. The nation's new leader in the war on drugs inherits the battle plan of his pre· decessor: to "reduce drug use and availability by half and the consequences i:>f g~~ ~bur .• at. least 25 ~ercent by . h>: 1 market. ' ' "' The best way to curb drug demand is .,; to prevent it altogether. And the best way ~-:. to do that is to discourage kids from· ' ! "experimenting" with drugs. As McCaf- __ frey noted, "If children reach adulthood ~~ without using illegal drugs, alcohol or :••; tobacco, they are unlikely to develop ;c;, chemical-dependency problems later in ;.~ ·~" T )11e. As to the more than 14 million .Americans who are current users of~;; drugs, their illegal conduct should be ·~.;, treated at least as seriously as drunk dri· ving. Indeed, as much as the stigma and ·~ the cost of a drunk driving rap has ' ' curbed the numbers of alcohol·addledmotorists on the natioh's highways and byways, the prospe~t of certain punishment' in the event of a drug rap will mrely curb casual use. The estimated 5 million hard·core) drug addicts arc a different matter. The l' threat of armt, oflmmiliation, of fines is , not enough to deter them from · their : deadly habit. They require medical inter· : ventipn. That's why a serious .effort to : substantially reduce drug demand must ! ·make drug treatment a priority. By pro- ! viding treatment on demand to any and ' J everyone with a serious drug problem, j the government almost ~ettainly would , save more money than it spent. ~ Just because A111erica has not won the War o.n drugs does not mean ~hat this ;,l': nation should .surrender.'We· must con· .. ·., ' .... tinue to fight the, scourge that destroys : •., the lives of so many millions of our fei-R low country·men ·women and ...::hil-11!! ~dren. •\ 11 If , this . goal is achieved, states the National Drug Control Strategy: 2001 Annual Report, just 3 percent of Americans will be using illegal drugs. That would be the lowest documented drug· use rate in the nation's history. Of course, it will be extremely daunting to achieve this goal in just the next six years. It will require concerted efforts on two fronts - reduction of available drug supplies and dampening of drug demand-. Supply reduction means interdiction. And it is best. to wage this battl~ at ~he source, according to national drug con· trol strategy:· the Andean Ridge for cocaine and heroin; Mexico for methamphetamine, heroin and marijua· na; an4, Southeast Asia and South Cen· tral Asia for heroin. Fighting side ,by side with our international allies,.the United States can tar· get illegal drug cultivation and produc· Ooseph Perkins is a columnist for The San :::. Diego Union-1Hbune arid can be reached at .~. cion, destroy drug·trafficking ·syndicates ~: and . interdict drug shipments. At the joseph. PerkinsUnionTrib.com.) ~ .,. .,;t look~ing I hlive a 17·yearn()ld car. The paint has faded, and the chrome is flaking; and MONDAY SYRACUSE -Syracuse Water Board, Monday, 7 p.m. water board ollice. Consumer Confidence report should be delivered to the residents before that time; new rates POMEROY- Middleport Utincluded in report. Anyone with eral}' Club, 2 p.m. Wednesday, questions, anend the meeting · Pomeroy Libral}'. Phyllis Hack- for answers. · en to review "Galileo's DaughteJ" by Oava Sobel. · CARPENTER - Columbia · Township Trustees, 7:30 p.m., THURSDAY lire station. PAGEVILLE- Revival services, Pageville Free Will Bap- The Community Calendar Ia tist Church, Thursday through · publlahed aa a free aervlee Saturday. Calvin Minnis, to non-profit groups wishing · speaker. to announce meetings and special events. Thl! calendar SYRACUSE- Syracuse VilIa not clealgned to promote lage Council, 7 p.m., village salea or funcl-ralllrs of any hall, regular meeting. type. ltema are printed only aa apace permits and cennot TUPPERS PLAINS - Eastern be guaranteed to be printed Local Schools, parent-teacher a apec:ltlc number of days. Funding for finish ~ R,ED GREEN'S VIEW \ BYRIDGRIBC PoMEROY - Governing Board, Athens-Meigs Educational Service Center, special meeting Wednesday, 7 p.m. office at 507 Richland Ave., Athens. Purpose, to inteiView candidates lor the posjtion of treasurer. conferences, from 3 to 6 p.m. at both elementary and high schools. Parents to caH schools at 985-3304 (elemental}') or 985-3329 (high school) to schedule appointments. :l ----------------....,----------------...:..-:----:-.l.;_-..;__.,..._...,s;. Sometimes WEDNESDAY PAGEVILLE- Scipio Town· ship Trustees, Wednesday, . 6:30 p.m. Pagevile town hall. ' This glass enclosure in the center of the large second-floor room of the 1:823 Chester Courthouse is one of the latest improvements to the building restoration program. Here Pat Holter, Mary Powell and Kay Ack arrange period clothing. Partial funding for the courthouse Improvements has been raised by benefit dinners at Royal Oak Resort. Another one will be held Friday at 6:30 p.m. and tickets are being sold around the coul)ty. and died a ._,k later - I 8 days shape of a heart. before what would have been our I continue to find pennies ofien20th anniversary. . especially when I'm feeling blue. So, ' Greg's mother passed on only four maybe the mother of"Daughter of a months eatlier. As he and his sister Frugal Mom" had a premonition. ,wm: sorting through her belongings, TERRY IN GILBEIU, ARIZ. ihey were surprised to find some penDEAR 'I'ERRY: Perhaps. Pl~ase niei in a ...,ry unlikely pbce. His sister accept my sympathy for the unexrecalled how yt:'ars before, their f.lther pected · )~ of your life partner. What -long deceased- would sing"Pen- · a bittemM<et story. Read on: . nics From Heaven," so they took it as DEAR ABBY: The writer who ,-i, sign that both of their, parents were inquired about the meaning of a ·. watching over them. penny her mother sent her before she During the days th~t Greg was died may not have gotten it "for luck." dying, I ' kept finding pennies in It seems more likely that the seemstrange pl;lces. Once; in the parking ingly insignificant token was a "penny lot, I looked down at what I thought for her thoughrs;· rather than the was a shiny bracelet. It was six newly good luck charm you suggested. mimed pennie5 lying in a perfect row My mother sent me such a penny - one for his sister, her husband, during my busiest college days. I took three children and myself I found one the hint, and ever since have made in the hospital corridor the day he sharing my busy adult life with her a died. It was in the center of a key top priority. chain mmeone had twisted into the I hope "Daughter" didn't wait until COMMUNITY NEWS & NOTES MHSOass of '76 reunion WIC ·program card for her. were signed for Ethel Orr, Thelma Henderson gave the Ellen Arnott, Douglas Circle, mission report from April Mary Stobart, Harold Hager, ge~~roMIIiliWing Response on "Living Abun· Carl Weese, Pauline Wolfe. POMEROY -The Meigs, POMEROY Wo~en , dantly.LivingWhole: byKaren Larry Hubbard, Carrie High School Cbss of 1976 infants and children can bene· Durant, who is a physician and Roush, Anna Lee Tucker, Mi). 'vill have its 25th class reunion fit from the Meigs County ordained minister of dred Parsons, Edison ' Brace: May 26 at the Eli Dennison WI C program at the Meigs Methodist . Church of David Grindstaff, Martha ·Lou ' • · Post of the American Legion . County Health Department, Caribbean and America in Beegle, Vicki Boso, Naomi' ; in Ruda11d. according to Debbie 6abbitt, Honduras"Balize District. She Neville, Donna Byer, Rutl:; · ·• Letters have been mailed to R .N., WIC _director. speaks of healing as wholeness Howard, Martha Studer, June . alumni; h9Wever, there were Babbitt s:ud women who are for the entire person. Turner, Evelyn Brady, Na 01 many addresses missing. Those . pregnant, breast feeding or . Parker was hostess and Brinker, Elizabeth Carpenter, · who are members of the class have children aged leis than. 5 ' served sandwiches, Jell·O and w· k D Bill Ri and did not receive a letter, or years old, can get help With cookies to those named an IC um, . ·ce, Chacy, ,,.; Cordero, Mrs. Jose Cordero, ,,; " mil arc a •a · · y member of an providing_ ~utritious _foods for. Mary Jo Barringer and Nina Fred Smith, Don Richar4 .. ; alumnus who no longer lives their families, WIC 15 part of .Robinson. Next meeting wiH Hill, Max Sterrett, Alta Bal- " , in the area are asked to pass the "Help Me Grow" cam· l'>e May 8 at the church. lard, Larry Powell, Mike Pow- · this information along. paign. ' · ell, and Delbert Patterson. , __ ReservatioiiS can be made Ann Boso read an article ,, by calling Steve Bachner, 992-. about "The Legend of the'. : 3698; Des Jeffers, 992·444 I; RACINE -The Center of Dogwood:' Blondcna Raine.:·_ Tammie Mash, 992·0437; or God's Neighborhood Escape read " TheHopeoftheWorld"'Cindy Eads Glaze, 992·7506; ~ "' · · · w h tc . h an d "Easter Th ough ts rIOl,:. l ALFRED- An Easter pro- IOr •eens, th e acnvmes or contact the class by e-mail . d h take place there, the number These Troubled Times" by . at meigs76@yahoo.com. gram was presente at .t de . o f yout h serve d , an d.t h e fiun d• H eIen Sremer . Ri·ce. Har. t rea, A-•·' .• , Alfire d U mte recent . . "" . mg program were detailed at a "Mary · at the Tomb" by l{ay, , , M et ho di st mwomen ,s meenng · · -'' h recent meeting o £ th. e D orcas H . o tliman, an d "C h rist isAJive·: ,:, hId h h e at A t e ch urc 1 J. Anderson . S .ds" h S ons h.me c·trc1e o f D orcas by B every ! we rete ee wast~ u · d . . 1 . f h h. h nlte. Methodist Church. Boxed lunch dinner were . 1" ' tOpic o t e program w IC c · F · · · ke · d b POMEROY - A total ·of included all members reading b hal:n~~ ems spo ~n enjoye . Y thos.e attending, ,, $1,040 was collected for the and sharing experiences of e d o e group noting t e Gladys Sterrett, Edna Knopp•. .. American Heart Association (; · h d k Th h.1 nee s, and the Sonshme CJrcle Julie CampbeH,Edie Hubbard. . • ait an wor s. e wars P voted to give S250 to the pro· Blondena , Rainer, Thelma .. , in the reeent Meigs County center featured a cross, seeds, k d Iii gram. Walton, Janet Theiss, Melis.s:( ,. , Division's "Have a Heart" paNe eltl~ anp k acs. .d d h Members also voted to Smith, Letha Proffitt, Jo Lee, .. canlpai·gn ., e Ie 'r er preSI e at t e hild 10 · h ·B b H 1 M 1 · Of the total, the Pomeroy meeting ar;d read the secre- sponsor a c t e 0 aze eKe vey, Mattie • · Food Shop was .the top seller, tary's report in the absence of Evans Trail Ride , and listened Teaford, Ruth Simpson, Ber-· · · raising $206. Twenty local Martha Poole. Osie Mae -FoH· to a report on the Gallia • nice Theiss, Mattie Beegle; · • · County dChildren's Home. It Martha Lou Beegle, Ann,. , ' busi.nesses partt·c 1·pared 1·n the ro d gave th e t reasurers, report. h campaign. Meigs County Donations were made to the was note t at a new sweeper Boso, Peggy Hill, Mildrea .. · c·tttzens . program an d. had been donated to the Hart, Mable Brace, Kathryn''r•.. AHA Volunteers dl.stri·buted semqr paper hearts to area businesses Cooperative Parisi). church, A bake sale was set for Hart, and a guest, Violet Fish~ ~ : and for a dollar or more dona· Florence Ann Spencer had May 12, and officers' reports er. . .. ti()n, people put their names . the prayet calendar and chose were given by Kathryn Hart Next meeting will be May on hearts displayed. Teresa Sentillana of Dallas, and Melissa Smith during the I 0 at 7 p.m. at the church with. . . . A , vote of thanks was .,., .exas, park'mg Sch oo I o fTh e- meeting fi rd conducted by Mattie Rainer, Edie and Matti( ; extended by the local orga~i· ology, who has · charge 0 { Tea 0 · Teaford, in charge of the pro-. . " Sympathy cards were signed gram and refreshments. AIL , zation ,or the organizations, American and Mexican pro- ~ Ch 1 W d h 10r ares I e an Rut Ann .area women are invited to · businesses and donors who grams. All signed the birthda~ Hill. Cards of encouragement attend. participated by giving to the • American Heart Association in its research and education program about cardiovascular dis~ase and prevention. i.q:·.:: UMW holdS Sonshine Circle Easter program Local campai... , nets Sl 040 . ,.., FB ;a old ·can·be a lot of help I v • "As your former employer, I'm so cosm of life; pleased you've become so successful." Now evety boxer"has three guys in his. ' • "I'm from the tax department and I'mW corner.And.the most important of theie is here to help you." what they a "cut .man." He's the guy Aggression depressidn who .patches you up between rounds so For anybody who's played contact 'you' can go back out and continue the sports or sold timeshares, you've been told~ fight. I think in.life we all need a good cut ,many time5 that aggtession is a good· thing. man, Somebody who can make us smile If you want SPmething, you have to go or cheer us up or Cl'lin just piy for the after it. Nobody's going to hand you suebeer. · ces5; you've got to butt into line, reach out Some of us don't have a knockout and grab it. They call it the "killer instinct,",and a lot punch or blinding speed and we'll never win any titles, but if we have a good cut of us encourage it in our kids and our ath. man, we can at least make it to the last letes and each other. And then we hear on round, and that's all that really matten.You the news about fights in the stands and can't win at life anyway. The ending is road rage and belligerent airline passenfixed. gen. ' IUqllirM mtarpretatlon Maybe we need to temper this whole ,ConunuilicatiOn, is a very im!'Drrant agression thing. We're endipg up ~th a part of ~e's , life. But ·to be able to lot of really crabby people •doing weD. undentand people, you muse realize that That's· not a good trend. Society gets a litthey often say th~ elCIIct opposite of what tie scary when every time people see a ye~t!Jey mean. For examp)e: low light, they step on the gas instead ·;"lt'l not you, it's me." the brakes. . • "Have you lost weight?" Quote of the Day: "Don't squat with , ~ • "If I had to lose to soq~.ebody, I'm glad your spurs on." - ~ed Green · ' ii!Was you:· .I (Red Green is rl1e srar of "71~e Red Green ,~ • "I can't eat all this.'' Show," a television series leen in rlre US. on: • "H~ office has ordered me to let you PBS Qnd in Canada on the CBC Network, A v Farmers Bank We'reYourBankforfife~u own penonal coutage. For me it's a micro- there's rust all over it. Some guys would get all the body work done and a fmh coat of paint. Maybe a ring and valve job. Bu~ that's not my . No matter how mucli you repair or replace, the ~d truth is that all of the parts of that automobile are old and tited. And since nobody is crazy enough to replace all of the parts, more soon~ than later, one of them is going to break down. To me, the only way to keep it on the road is to remember the eat's failing health and treat it with tenderness and extreme respect. Ifi get a new paint job, I'll forget it's an old car. Then, when it doesn't start or something doesn't work, I'll be disappoint· ed. ' like it better now. It looks like an old pile ofjunk, and when it gets me where I wanr to go, I · consider it a miracle. It's called "contentment through lower~ tation.'' It's also why I don't dye my hair. The. cut man I hate to admit it, btit I like Wo!rching boxing. Not in person, but on .television. And not when it's anyone I know or ever dated. I think what appeals .to me is the fundamental struggle agait\st an obvious ;md worthy opponent and the ultimate go." . ' penori:il disc~ry about a- man and his •"You \ook. you"F'~ year." ,, ., •I . can way: • it was too bte to srop being frugal with the contact her mom wanted.UNDA'S DAUGHTER, WLSA, OKLA. DEAR DAUGHTER: While that "hint" is a little too subde for me, several other people also mentioned it. I'D leave it up to my readers to decide which explanation they prefer. DEAR ABBY: During World War II, my mother sent a penny to each of my cousins who went otT to fight. She put a notch ih each penny on the theory that "a bad penny always returns." One cousin signed all his war mail, 'Just a Bad Penny." Three of my · cousins 'vere wounded, but an the"bad pennies" returned. SID GOODMAN, PARAMUS, N.J. DEAR SID: I hope they invested them. By now they should have added up to real money! ' (Dear Abby is. u>rillt'tt by Pnuliur Pltillips attd dat1JillfcrJcattuc Phillip;) .. ' APPRECIATION DAY! I At the Tuppers Plains Location. t t:aa. 2:aa Come out to the FARMERS BANK . . Tuppers Plains location on · May 4th an~ let us thank you for choosing FARMERS BANK. 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' '(J --~'"'-·- �r Nation • World The Daily Sentinel ••••••• Big night in MLB, PtJge B6 FBI director Freeh to retire by Jun~;- Ho~woocl tales continue LOS ANGELES (AP) - Negotiations between Hollywood screc:Qwriters and producers and studio heads ended Wednesday morning without a new de,} but with promises to resume wks, temporarily averting a strike that would halt TV and mOVIe production. The t7~hour bargaining session concluded about three hours after the writers' contract expired at 12:01 a.m. The contract was not extended, and both sides were expected back at bar~ gaip.ing table later Wednesday. Writers Guild of America spokesman Cheryl Rhoden would not characterize the state of the ,negotiations. Both sides have imposed a news blackout. "We're working very hard to reach an agreement," Rhoden had said shortly after midnight. Barbara Brogliarti, spokes.woman for the Alliance of Motion Picture and Television Pro~ucers, joined Rhoden for the announcement. Pap81 · W I tldlf. IWIIy 2... 2111 • bring us into the 21st century, where WASHINGTON (AP) -The White chances for an adminismtion job. House is searching for a new FBI direcKeating said he doesn't expect to be there's not the Bonnie and Clyde kind Of tor following Louis Frech's decision to offe""d the job but would consider it if crimes, it's the person at the compull!T terminal committing crimes," said Seq. retire next month. His successor will he vr.as. inherit a bureau recently beset by allega"Anytime the phone rings, I'll pick it Patrick Leahy ofVermont, the rankiJil Democrat on the Senate Judicury Coot lions that one ' of its own spied for up;' !(eating said. . ~ ... Former Montana Gov. Marc RaCicot, nuttee. Moscow and under scrutiny for its own Appointed by Clinton, Freeh has beca security practices. a dose friend of Bush's and a leading director of the bureau since 1993. 1-G During Frech's eight years on the job GOP spokesman during last year's Florihe bolstered the bureau's ranks and da ballot recount, .also was considered a had started out as an agent in 197&:. enhanced its inBuence worldwide. But candidate. Racicot had been a contender Sometimes as odds with the administrarhe also was bedeviled by a string of con- for attorney general but took his name tion that hired him, Freeh won t troversies, including the recent arrest of . out of the running, citing family respon- re<pect of congressional Republicans. • But his tenure was marked by con~ Roben Hanssen, a senior FBI counter- sibilities. Racicot could not be reached versy, from conflicts with then-Attorn~ intelligence agent alleged to have passed for comment Tuesday. U.S. ·secrets to Moscow for 15 years. Former New York City police com- General Janet Reno over a campaigl;l Freeh met with President Bush late missioner Ray Kelly's name also . sur- finance investigation to the Februa(f . "'!I Monday afternoon to tell him the news. faced. Kelly, a Democrat, had been arrest of Hanssen.· · The Justice Department inspectqr Though Freeh previously had indicated offered the job by President Clinton in general and an expert panel led by fo £: that he might leave before his I 0-year 1993, turned it down and was later term ended, Bush said, "It did catch me named U.S. Customs Service ConuuiP mer FBI and CIA director William Wea} by surprise, and I'm disappointed." sioner. Kelly, head of global security at ster are looking into FBI securiry proce;. The president .said he thought Free Bear Stearns in New York, declined to dures. In the meantime, Freeh stepped up the use of polygrJphs for employee~ had done a very good job and that he comment. Freeh also was embarrassed by the case had hoped the 51-year-old director Texan .Oliver " Buck" Revell, a former ofWen Ho Lee, a former scientist at ~ · would stay on. But _Freeh said he was FBI associate depury director, was also ready for " new challenges" and also thought to be a potential contender, but Los Alamos nuclear weapons lab in Ne")' . wanted to spend time this summer with he said he wasn't interested. "It's time for Mexico. Lee \Vas indicted on 59 crimin:d counts· that he mishandled weapoqs· his family. Otherwise, he announced no the new generation," said Revell, 62. future plans. Revell said there were a number of secrets and spent nine months in solita~ White House officials said Bush wasn't current and former FBI and Justice confipement in a New Mexico jail. close to naming a successor. A number of Department officials that he would sug- However, all but one count was even~ ,.. names surfaced immediately. including gest ·if the White ·House contacts him, ally dropp.ed. But during his term Freeh hired sev~~­ Oklahoma Gov. Frank Keating, a former including Tom Pickard, the deputy FBI FBI agent and Jnstice Department offi- director; Bob Mueller, acting depury al thousand new special agents and tech!:. cial who had been mentioned as a Bush attorney general; and Bob Ricks, Olda- nic:d staffers, forged better. cooperatial!· with other law enforcement and natio~ pick for vice president and later attor·ney homa commissioner of public safety. general. Keating was passed over for both Freeh's term would have ended in al security agencies, e~panded the FBI!' jobs. 2003. He was praised as a strong leader cyber crime-fighting and promoted thf. " Keating is popular .among conserva- who stressed core values and strength- . FBI's influence around the globe. Attorney General John Ashcroft called . rives, bnt questions about his acceptance ened the FBI's high-tech and internaFreeh "a model law. ~ enforcement offi- : of $2,5 0,000 for his family from a New tiona! crime-fighting capabilities. York financier had seemed to cloud his "He •has done a great deal to help cer." • ,, Crash injures supennoclel ATLANTA (AP) - Supermodel Niki Taylor remained in _critical condition with severe liver damage early Wednesday, ;three days after a car she was riding in crashed into a utiliry :pole. · : FrJnkie Smith, assistant director of patient care at GrJdy Memorial Hospital , said Taylor's condition was unchanged from late Tuesday. The 26-year-old Taylor, who was wearing a seat belt, was not thrown from the car and initially appeared to be unhurt, publi.cist Lou Taylor SJid. · ; "Everyone felt she was OK, and then she had severe stomach ·pains," said the publicist, who is not related to the model. Oklahoma executes woman WFDNESQW's HIGHLIGH1S BY DAilE IIMRis Division u Rio Grande Sa ctlonal Wldn II dey, May 2 Gallla Academy at Warren, 5:00 Meigs at River Valley, 5:00 Dfvlllon IV AleQI1der Sectional Wldneld8y, Mly 2 Trimble at Crooksville, 5:00 Waterford at Eastern, 5:00 Tuelday, May 1 South Gallla 18, Ironton St. Joe2 Green at Portsmouth East, no report ·Thursday, Mly 3 S. Gallia at South Webster, 5:00 Portsmouth E.·Green at Symmes Valley, 5:00 Prep Baseball Dlvlllon II Walllton s.ctlonal Friday, Mly 4 Tua1day, May 1 Gallla Academy Valley 4 . .I dubto·hold tryouts May 12 THE PLAINS - Tryouts for the Athens Athletics will be held on May 12 at Athens High School's Rannow Field beginning at 10 a:m. The team is designed for players 19 and older, although - younger players can participate. The tealli will be a member ofthe Centr~ Ohio League. For . information, contact Kyle Lonas at 592-1807 or Steve Miller at 767-2994. FRANKFORT, Ky. (AP) -Kentucky's lieutenant governor . may have violated ethics rules when he used state workers to stage his wedding to a former Miss America , the state auditor said Tuesday. Lt. Gov. Steve Henry used state photographers •.planners and other employees help plan and stage his October wedding to former Miss America Heather French, Auditor Ed Hatchett said. State employees also helped arrange paid private appearances by French months before the wedding, Hatchett said. "these people worked during state time and they had to get (Henry's) penhission to do it," the auditor said. "He's got a con, flict of interest that he can't reconcile." The Executive Branch Ethics Commission said it :will consider Hatchett's report to determine whe~her Henry violated ethics rules. It could impose fines of up to S5 ,000 for any viobtion. · · Happy Hairston .delclat 58 Drudge lawsuit dropped LOS ANGELES (AP) Former Los Angeles Lakers foryvard Harc;>ld "Happy" Hairston, a member of what many consider the greatest basketball team · of all time, died. He was 58. , The 6-foot-7 Hairston. died at UCLA Medical Center .from complications of inoperable prostate ,cancer. Hairston, who attended New York University, was traded to the Lakers in November 1969. In 1971, coach Bill Sharman took over a team that included Wilt Chamberlain, Gail Goodrich, West and Hairston. Aft~r a fractious start, the team went on to win 69 · games, including an unprecedented 33 straight - a winning streak that has never been broken in any profesc sional sport ' WASHINGTON (AP) _;Fonner White House aide Sidney Blument,hal dropped a $30 million libei suit agah<st Internet gossip columnist Matt Drudge on Tuesday and agreed. to pay Drudge's side $2,500 for travel costs. 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Sam- 6pm Sun. lOam- 4pm www.obleness.org • Excellence In Community Healthcare I • C199)1TMT \ -.. ...--- -- Dlvlalon IV Alexander Sectional Thursday, May 3 Eastem at SOuthern, 5:00 Waterford at Trimble, 5:00 --Athens baseball Panel probes offidars actions Kennell McCullouQh, R. Ph. Chartu Rlflle, R. Ph. Prescription Ph. 992-2955 112 East Main Street River Gallia Academy at Warren, 5:00 · Vinton County at Meigs, 5:00 . I e. Friday, May 4 Navy wraps up exerases I • I BUCHTEL - The Meigs softball ream prepped for the Division II sectional tournament Wednesday at RiverValley by pounding NelsonvilleYork 27-4 in aTVC contest Tuesday. The Marauders scored in every inning, including 18 in their final two at bats. The game was called after ·five innings due to the ·10 run rule. The Marauders scored three in the first inning. Katie Jeffers walked and Shannon price followed with a single. Lindsay Bolin had a two run single and Julie Kennedy had a run scoring ' single later in the inning. Meigs added five more runs in the second inning. Three walks to open the inning and Bolin followed with a single to plated two. A fielder's choice. a walk. and a later single by Kennedy made it 8-0. After Nelsonville-York scored a pair in the bottom of the second, Meigs came back with a run in the third. Price walked. and later scored on another single by Bolin, the sophomore's fifth RBI of the game. The Buckeyes added two more in the ·top of third inning to cut the Marauder lead to 9-4. But Meigs blew the game wide open with eight rum in the fourth. Fours walks to go along with singles off the bats of Katie Davis, Bolin and Mindy Chancey. Dqubles by Jaynee Davis and C!Jancey, who had two · hits in the inning, made it I 7-4 Meigs: Meigs closed out the scoring in the fifth inning with I 0 runs. Three hit batters, a pair of walks, singles by Werry, Kayte Davis and Kara Musser, and a triple by Price scored the runs. Jaynee Davis went the . first three innings to pick up her first varsity win. Shannon Price and Carrie Abbott pitched one inning each. The three combined to scatter five hits, strike out two and walk two. Bolin led the Marauders at the plate pounding out four hits and five RBI, Price added a triple and single, Chancey a double and single, Kennedy and Kayte Davis two singles each~ Jaynee Davis added a double, and Musser and Werry each a single; McCullough the first of four pitcher £or the BuckeYes was the !<>Sing pitcher. The four gave up I 5 hits, walked 15 and hit five while striking out two. McCullough led the. Buckeyes with two singles, Blair, Fox, · Potter an.d Powell each had single. Meigs (13- 7, TVC 10-6) operis Division II sectional play today. at River Valley. Admission is $3. Ironton Sectional . Yahoo! extends crackdown Marauders bury Nelsonville-York in TVC action OVP CORRESPONDENT - McALESTER, Olcla. (AP) - On a de~th row gnrney, with . :;ntravenous tubes fastened to her arm, Marilyn Plantz prayed before receiving a lethal injection. She was the second woman executed in the state's history. Gov. Frank Keati,.;g refused to block her execution Tuesday although Plantz had been convicted of murder conspiracy, in part, by the testimony of a police· chemist accused by the FBI of wrongly linking defendants to crime scenes. Keating said Plantz had confessed to . her role in the 1988 beating death of her husband, and there was "no question about her gnilt or innocence." , "A tragedy took place in my life and I'm not trying to excuse • that or justify that in any way," Plantz said in the Tulsa World on After four days of blasting the 900-acre firing range wit\1 Monday. · . AOL argued that it was not acting as a publisher because it simply reprinted the column rather than supervising or editing inert bombs and shells, the Navy on Tuesday ended its latelt round of exercises which have enraged residents and fueled off. it. A judge later agreed, severing AOL from the case. ~ island debate on whether the Navy should continue to use 1~, • • SAN JOSE, Calif. (AP) -When Yahoo! Inc. got rid of the prized bombing range. . . .', adult videos and DVDs on its shopping pages last month, the "The end of this week's bombing by no means ends the stt~ popular Internet site wasn't done wrestling with pornography. VIEQUES, Puerto Rico (AP) - The Na\ry won't say nation;' Gov. Sila Calderon said Tuesday. "Until the Navy agre~ During the last few weeks, Yahoo quietly has reconfigured its whether more exercis.cs are planned on the small island of to permanently halt all military exercises, I will continue ~ adult-themed online dubs, message boards and chat rooms, Vieques but the Pueno Rican government is sharpening battle fight tirelessly for the human rights, health and welfare of tN.; removing links to them and making them harder to find, mem- skills to permanently end the maneuvers. · bers say. Many users believe the clubs will fail to attract new ., .. members and ultimately disappear altogether. · Those members say they feel betrayed, and have assembled Internet petitions with thousands of complaints. Yahoo spokesman Jackson Holtz said the company has made several changes as "part of the evaluation of adult content across the network." But he said no decisions have been made on whether the changes will be permanent. "It's the Internet, so lots of things are possible," he said. .I The Daily Sentinel Inside: .•..•. •• Fax·Melp· County_sports. , news to the 'Dally Sentinel at 991·2157 -=--·------- Deion delivers for Reds CINCINNATI (AP) Deion Sanders' big-league .comeback was as sensational as anything he's done with a football. The ·storied NFL cornerback with the nondescript baseball career made it back to the major leagues Tuesday, and proved he belonged. Sande~ went 3for-3 with a · homer, two singles and a teary curtain call, measuring up to the spotlight during . the Cincinnati Reds' 7-6 victory over the Los Angeles Dodgers. "This is Day 1," said Dmitri Young, who singled home the go-ahead run in the seventh inning. "We're 1-0 in Prime Time." ~y any measure, it was a . .. BY DAVE HAIIIIII OVP CORRESPONDENT Sanders, who hadn't seen a major league pitch since 1997, singled sharply to center on his first pitch from Eric Gagne. An inning later, he pulled Gagne's first pitch - an up-and-in fastball - for a three-run homer that . brought an emotional curtain call for 30,000 deliri. ous fans. "I wish my vocabulary was equipped enough to explain . it:' Sanders said. "I was moved teary moved. For one thing, I never received an ovation like that." Sanders also bunted for a single, stole a base and had a sacrifice that put Barry ............ rally to · beat Meigs remarkable b,esinnipg. · . ,. Buckeyes LOOK AT IT .GO - Deion Sainders of Cincinnati watches as his 3-run homer sails over the rightfleld fence at Cinergy Aeld. Sanders went 3-for-3 In the Reds 7-Q win. (AP) Bailey throws no-hitter against Wahama BY ScoTT WOLF! OVP CORRESPONDENT . EAST MEIGS Gaining some momentum as tournament time rolls around, the ninth-ranked Eastern played one of their better games in defeating cross-river rival Waharna 8-0 Tuesday night behind Juli Bailey's second no-hit shut-out of the year. Besides Bailey's dazzling pitching performance, Eastern (I 6-1, 14-0) also made some great plays in the field. Eastern's effort overshadowed the good .Wahama se3$0n, as the White Falcons ·have been ranked for most of the season in the West Virginia softball circles. Bailey had five strikeouts and walked two, letting the Eastern defense do the rest of the work. Osmer was the starter and losing pitcher for the White Falcons, although Kara Sayre came on in relief in the second inning. Wahama pitching combined for four strikeouts and twelve · . walks. Eastern hitters were Kristen Chevalier with a single, Janet Calaway had two singles, Amanda Yeager two singles, Tammy Bissell a single, and Tiffany Hensley one single. Eastern scored in the first when Chevalier walked, then Carrie Wiggins reached on a fielder's choice, and Sandy Powell w:dked ..Calaway reached on an error to load the bases, and Kass Lodwick hit a sacrifice fly to score Wiggins as !;astern took a 1-0 lead. Eastern plated two more in the second when Yeager singled, Bissell walked, and Chevalier had an RBI single to score Nikki Phillps who was running for Yeager. Wiggins reached on a fielder's choice to load the bases, then Powell walked to force home Bissell and give Eastern a 3-0 lead. T~e rest of the scoring was a formaliry. On a couple occasions, the Eastern defense bent, but did not break. Several Plea11 1H Eadem. B:S Bl)CHTEL Nelsonville-York spotted Meigs an 8-0 lead, then rallied for 'an I I -I 0 win over the Marauders in a TVC baseball game Monday. . The visiting Marauders took a 1-0 1ead in the firs\ inning. Matt Stewart tripl~d and scored on a sacrifice fly off the bat of John Stanley. Meigs (9-13, TVC 7-9) added six more runs in ~he second ·inning. Skip Dodson reached.on an error, and a lingle by Derek Johnson made it 2-0. Zach Bolin walked, and Nick Dettwiller singles both runners in. Two outs later Stanley doubled and Bullington walked. They later scored on a single off the bat ofAndy Davis. Meigs added another run in the third inning and looked to have the game in control with an 8-0 lead. Bolin reached on a fielders choice and.stole second. He came into score on a Dettwiller single. •· The Buckeyes (1 0-8, TVC 7-6) scored a pair in the third to pull to within 8-2, but the Marauders added a single run in the top Qf the fifth for a 92 lead. Derek Johnson singled and advanced on a error, and came into score on a Bolin single . But the roof caved in on the maroon and gold in the bottom of the ·fifth. The Buckeyes sent 13 batters to -the plate and scored nine runs to take a 11-9 advantage. Dodson led off the Marauder seventh inning with a double. He scored on a Bolin single. The Maraud~rs added another base runner; but couldn't do anymore damage and the Buckeyt:s held on for the win. · · Josh Stalder picked up ~h10 win for the Buckeyes, Matt Lewis suffered the loss for Meigs with help from Dar~ rick Knapp. . Chase Elliott had three si!}.; PIHHIHMI ..I,I:S Big tilne rasslin' comes back to the Tri-County POINT PLEASANT, W.Va. -On Friday. May 4, Nationwide Championship Wrestling comes to the West Virginia State Farm Museum north of Point Pleasant for "Mason County Mayhem.;' · The six-match card will feature three main events, including a title bout betwden NCW 'Heavyweight Champion -Bull Pain and former ECW · and WWF grappler Tracy Smothers. Others on the card include Tag Champi- $8 at the gate. ons Something Else taking on A portion of the proceeds the Batten Twins ·of Hunting- from the event will go ton W.Va., and · "Southern towards benefitting the Farm Shooter" Todd Morton taking Museum. on Frank "The Tank" Parker Nationwide is an indepenfor the Mid-American dent wre1tling federation out Championship. of Morehead, Ky. Tickets tOr the 7:30 p.m. · The federation does shows event are available at Ciry in venues ranging in size from National Bank Locations And armories to the Veterans the West Virginia State Farri1 Memorial Fieldhouse . in Museum. Huntington, W.Va. \ They are $7 in advance o'f '· NCW does shows in Ohio Tennessee, Kentucky, West Virginia and South' Carolina. NCW currently has 22 wrestlers under. contract. A house show such as the Mason County Mayhem will feature 14 or 15 competitors. Accmding ·to acting com- · misioner Steven · Taylor, . Natiomvide came under its current management / ownershi~ in l997 after being dar1 mant for sevcrJI years. As far as future expansion, NCW is planning to start a wrestling school in the fall. Currently, the Batten Twins are involved in the training of new talent. Graduates of the Shawn Michaels' wrestling school have been affiliated widt'training NC:,W's new talent; · NCW ls featured every Thursday On "NCW Rampage" on WHCP 30 minutes after "WWF Sniackdown." �r Nation • World The Daily Sentinel ••••••• Big night in MLB, PtJge B6 FBI director Freeh to retire by Jun~;- Ho~woocl tales continue LOS ANGELES (AP) - Negotiations between Hollywood screc:Qwriters and producers and studio heads ended Wednesday morning without a new de,} but with promises to resume wks, temporarily averting a strike that would halt TV and mOVIe production. The t7~hour bargaining session concluded about three hours after the writers' contract expired at 12:01 a.m. The contract was not extended, and both sides were expected back at bar~ gaip.ing table later Wednesday. Writers Guild of America spokesman Cheryl Rhoden would not characterize the state of the ,negotiations. Both sides have imposed a news blackout. "We're working very hard to reach an agreement," Rhoden had said shortly after midnight. Barbara Brogliarti, spokes.woman for the Alliance of Motion Picture and Television Pro~ucers, joined Rhoden for the announcement. Pap81 · W I tldlf. IWIIy 2... 2111 • bring us into the 21st century, where WASHINGTON (AP) -The White chances for an adminismtion job. House is searching for a new FBI direcKeating said he doesn't expect to be there's not the Bonnie and Clyde kind Of tor following Louis Frech's decision to offe""d the job but would consider it if crimes, it's the person at the compull!T terminal committing crimes," said Seq. retire next month. His successor will he vr.as. inherit a bureau recently beset by allega"Anytime the phone rings, I'll pick it Patrick Leahy ofVermont, the rankiJil Democrat on the Senate Judicury Coot lions that one ' of its own spied for up;' !(eating said. . ~ ... Former Montana Gov. Marc RaCicot, nuttee. Moscow and under scrutiny for its own Appointed by Clinton, Freeh has beca security practices. a dose friend of Bush's and a leading director of the bureau since 1993. 1-G During Frech's eight years on the job GOP spokesman during last year's Florihe bolstered the bureau's ranks and da ballot recount, .also was considered a had started out as an agent in 197&:. enhanced its inBuence worldwide. But candidate. Racicot had been a contender Sometimes as odds with the administrarhe also was bedeviled by a string of con- for attorney general but took his name tion that hired him, Freeh won t troversies, including the recent arrest of . out of the running, citing family respon- re<pect of congressional Republicans. • But his tenure was marked by con~ Roben Hanssen, a senior FBI counter- sibilities. Racicot could not be reached versy, from conflicts with then-Attorn~ intelligence agent alleged to have passed for comment Tuesday. U.S. ·secrets to Moscow for 15 years. Former New York City police com- General Janet Reno over a campaigl;l Freeh met with President Bush late missioner Ray Kelly's name also . sur- finance investigation to the Februa(f . "'!I Monday afternoon to tell him the news. faced. Kelly, a Democrat, had been arrest of Hanssen.· · The Justice Department inspectqr Though Freeh previously had indicated offered the job by President Clinton in general and an expert panel led by fo £: that he might leave before his I 0-year 1993, turned it down and was later term ended, Bush said, "It did catch me named U.S. Customs Service ConuuiP mer FBI and CIA director William Wea} by surprise, and I'm disappointed." sioner. Kelly, head of global security at ster are looking into FBI securiry proce;. The president .said he thought Free Bear Stearns in New York, declined to dures. In the meantime, Freeh stepped up the use of polygrJphs for employee~ had done a very good job and that he comment. Freeh also was embarrassed by the case had hoped the 51-year-old director Texan .Oliver " Buck" Revell, a former ofWen Ho Lee, a former scientist at ~ · would stay on. But _Freeh said he was FBI associate depury director, was also ready for " new challenges" and also thought to be a potential contender, but Los Alamos nuclear weapons lab in Ne")' . wanted to spend time this summer with he said he wasn't interested. "It's time for Mexico. Lee \Vas indicted on 59 crimin:d counts· that he mishandled weapoqs· his family. Otherwise, he announced no the new generation," said Revell, 62. future plans. Revell said there were a number of secrets and spent nine months in solita~ White House officials said Bush wasn't current and former FBI and Justice confipement in a New Mexico jail. close to naming a successor. A number of Department officials that he would sug- However, all but one count was even~ ,.. names surfaced immediately. including gest ·if the White ·House contacts him, ally dropp.ed. But during his term Freeh hired sev~~­ Oklahoma Gov. Frank Keating, a former including Tom Pickard, the deputy FBI FBI agent and Jnstice Department offi- director; Bob Mueller, acting depury al thousand new special agents and tech!:. cial who had been mentioned as a Bush attorney general; and Bob Ricks, Olda- nic:d staffers, forged better. cooperatial!· with other law enforcement and natio~ pick for vice president and later attor·ney homa commissioner of public safety. general. Keating was passed over for both Freeh's term would have ended in al security agencies, e~panded the FBI!' jobs. 2003. He was praised as a strong leader cyber crime-fighting and promoted thf. " Keating is popular .among conserva- who stressed core values and strength- . FBI's influence around the globe. Attorney General John Ashcroft called . rives, bnt questions about his acceptance ened the FBI's high-tech and internaFreeh "a model law. ~ enforcement offi- : of $2,5 0,000 for his family from a New tiona! crime-fighting capabilities. York financier had seemed to cloud his "He •has done a great deal to help cer." • ,, Crash injures supennoclel ATLANTA (AP) - Supermodel Niki Taylor remained in _critical condition with severe liver damage early Wednesday, ;three days after a car she was riding in crashed into a utiliry :pole. · : FrJnkie Smith, assistant director of patient care at GrJdy Memorial Hospital , said Taylor's condition was unchanged from late Tuesday. The 26-year-old Taylor, who was wearing a seat belt, was not thrown from the car and initially appeared to be unhurt, publi.cist Lou Taylor SJid. · ; "Everyone felt she was OK, and then she had severe stomach ·pains," said the publicist, who is not related to the model. Oklahoma executes woman WFDNESQW's HIGHLIGH1S BY DAilE IIMRis Division u Rio Grande Sa ctlonal Wldn II dey, May 2 Gallla Academy at Warren, 5:00 Meigs at River Valley, 5:00 Dfvlllon IV AleQI1der Sectional Wldneld8y, Mly 2 Trimble at Crooksville, 5:00 Waterford at Eastern, 5:00 Tuelday, May 1 South Gallla 18, Ironton St. Joe2 Green at Portsmouth East, no report ·Thursday, Mly 3 S. Gallia at South Webster, 5:00 Portsmouth E.·Green at Symmes Valley, 5:00 Prep Baseball Dlvlllon II Walllton s.ctlonal Friday, Mly 4 Tua1day, May 1 Gallla Academy Valley 4 . .I dubto·hold tryouts May 12 THE PLAINS - Tryouts for the Athens Athletics will be held on May 12 at Athens High School's Rannow Field beginning at 10 a:m. The team is designed for players 19 and older, although - younger players can participate. The tealli will be a member ofthe Centr~ Ohio League. For . information, contact Kyle Lonas at 592-1807 or Steve Miller at 767-2994. FRANKFORT, Ky. (AP) -Kentucky's lieutenant governor . may have violated ethics rules when he used state workers to stage his wedding to a former Miss America , the state auditor said Tuesday. Lt. Gov. Steve Henry used state photographers •.planners and other employees help plan and stage his October wedding to former Miss America Heather French, Auditor Ed Hatchett said. State employees also helped arrange paid private appearances by French months before the wedding, Hatchett said. "these people worked during state time and they had to get (Henry's) penhission to do it," the auditor said. "He's got a con, flict of interest that he can't reconcile." The Executive Branch Ethics Commission said it :will consider Hatchett's report to determine whe~her Henry violated ethics rules. It could impose fines of up to S5 ,000 for any viobtion. · · Happy Hairston .delclat 58 Drudge lawsuit dropped LOS ANGELES (AP) Former Los Angeles Lakers foryvard Harc;>ld "Happy" Hairston, a member of what many consider the greatest basketball team · of all time, died. He was 58. , The 6-foot-7 Hairston. died at UCLA Medical Center .from complications of inoperable prostate ,cancer. Hairston, who attended New York University, was traded to the Lakers in November 1969. In 1971, coach Bill Sharman took over a team that included Wilt Chamberlain, Gail Goodrich, West and Hairston. Aft~r a fractious start, the team went on to win 69 · games, including an unprecedented 33 straight - a winning streak that has never been broken in any profesc sional sport ' WASHINGTON (AP) _;Fonner White House aide Sidney Blument,hal dropped a $30 million libei suit agah<st Internet gossip columnist Matt Drudge on Tuesday and agreed. to pay Drudge's side $2,500 for travel costs. 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Meigs added five more runs in the second inning. Three walks to open the inning and Bolin followed with a single to plated two. A fielder's choice. a walk. and a later single by Kennedy made it 8-0. After Nelsonville-York scored a pair in the bottom of the second, Meigs came back with a run in the third. Price walked. and later scored on another single by Bolin, the sophomore's fifth RBI of the game. The Buckeyes added two more in the ·top of third inning to cut the Marauder lead to 9-4. But Meigs blew the game wide open with eight rum in the fourth. Fours walks to go along with singles off the bats of Katie Davis, Bolin and Mindy Chancey. Dqubles by Jaynee Davis and C!Jancey, who had two · hits in the inning, made it I 7-4 Meigs: Meigs closed out the scoring in the fifth inning with I 0 runs. Three hit batters, a pair of walks, singles by Werry, Kayte Davis and Kara Musser, and a triple by Price scored the runs. Jaynee Davis went the . first three innings to pick up her first varsity win. Shannon Price and Carrie Abbott pitched one inning each. The three combined to scatter five hits, strike out two and walk two. Bolin led the Marauders at the plate pounding out four hits and five RBI, Price added a triple and single, Chancey a double and single, Kennedy and Kayte Davis two singles each~ Jaynee Davis added a double, and Musser and Werry each a single; McCullough the first of four pitcher £or the BuckeYes was the !<>Sing pitcher. The four gave up I 5 hits, walked 15 and hit five while striking out two. McCullough led the. Buckeyes with two singles, Blair, Fox, · Potter an.d Powell each had single. Meigs (13- 7, TVC 10-6) operis Division II sectional play today. at River Valley. Admission is $3. Ironton Sectional . Yahoo! extends crackdown Marauders bury Nelsonville-York in TVC action OVP CORRESPONDENT - McALESTER, Olcla. (AP) - On a de~th row gnrney, with . :;ntravenous tubes fastened to her arm, Marilyn Plantz prayed before receiving a lethal injection. She was the second woman executed in the state's history. Gov. Frank Keati,.;g refused to block her execution Tuesday although Plantz had been convicted of murder conspiracy, in part, by the testimony of a police· chemist accused by the FBI of wrongly linking defendants to crime scenes. Keating said Plantz had confessed to . her role in the 1988 beating death of her husband, and there was "no question about her gnilt or innocence." , "A tragedy took place in my life and I'm not trying to excuse • that or justify that in any way," Plantz said in the Tulsa World on After four days of blasting the 900-acre firing range wit\1 Monday. · . 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"It's the Internet, so lots of things are possible," he said. .I The Daily Sentinel Inside: .•..•. •• Fax·Melp· County_sports. , news to the 'Dally Sentinel at 991·2157 -=--·------- Deion delivers for Reds CINCINNATI (AP) Deion Sanders' big-league .comeback was as sensational as anything he's done with a football. The ·storied NFL cornerback with the nondescript baseball career made it back to the major leagues Tuesday, and proved he belonged. Sande~ went 3for-3 with a · homer, two singles and a teary curtain call, measuring up to the spotlight during . the Cincinnati Reds' 7-6 victory over the Los Angeles Dodgers. "This is Day 1," said Dmitri Young, who singled home the go-ahead run in the seventh inning. "We're 1-0 in Prime Time." ~y any measure, it was a . .. BY DAVE HAIIIIII OVP CORRESPONDENT Sanders, who hadn't seen a major league pitch since 1997, singled sharply to center on his first pitch from Eric Gagne. An inning later, he pulled Gagne's first pitch - an up-and-in fastball - for a three-run homer that . brought an emotional curtain call for 30,000 deliri. ous fans. "I wish my vocabulary was equipped enough to explain . it:' Sanders said. "I was moved teary moved. For one thing, I never received an ovation like that." Sanders also bunted for a single, stole a base and had a sacrifice that put Barry ............ rally to · beat Meigs remarkable b,esinnipg. · . ,. Buckeyes LOOK AT IT .GO - Deion Sainders of Cincinnati watches as his 3-run homer sails over the rightfleld fence at Cinergy Aeld. Sanders went 3-for-3 In the Reds 7-Q win. (AP) Bailey throws no-hitter against Wahama BY ScoTT WOLF! OVP CORRESPONDENT . EAST MEIGS Gaining some momentum as tournament time rolls around, the ninth-ranked Eastern played one of their better games in defeating cross-river rival Waharna 8-0 Tuesday night behind Juli Bailey's second no-hit shut-out of the year. Besides Bailey's dazzling pitching performance, Eastern (I 6-1, 14-0) also made some great plays in the field. Eastern's effort overshadowed the good .Wahama se3$0n, as the White Falcons ·have been ranked for most of the season in the West Virginia softball circles. Bailey had five strikeouts and walked two, letting the Eastern defense do the rest of the work. Osmer was the starter and losing pitcher for the White Falcons, although Kara Sayre came on in relief in the second inning. Wahama pitching combined for four strikeouts and twelve · . walks. Eastern hitters were Kristen Chevalier with a single, Janet Calaway had two singles, Amanda Yeager two singles, Tammy Bissell a single, and Tiffany Hensley one single. Eastern scored in the first when Chevalier walked, then Carrie Wiggins reached on a fielder's choice, and Sandy Powell w:dked ..Calaway reached on an error to load the bases, and Kass Lodwick hit a sacrifice fly to score Wiggins as !;astern took a 1-0 lead. Eastern plated two more in the second when Yeager singled, Bissell walked, and Chevalier had an RBI single to score Nikki Phillps who was running for Yeager. Wiggins reached on a fielder's choice to load the bases, then Powell walked to force home Bissell and give Eastern a 3-0 lead. T~e rest of the scoring was a formaliry. On a couple occasions, the Eastern defense bent, but did not break. Several Plea11 1H Eadem. B:S Bl)CHTEL Nelsonville-York spotted Meigs an 8-0 lead, then rallied for 'an I I -I 0 win over the Marauders in a TVC baseball game Monday. . The visiting Marauders took a 1-0 1ead in the firs\ inning. Matt Stewart tripl~d and scored on a sacrifice fly off the bat of John Stanley. Meigs (9-13, TVC 7-9) added six more runs in ~he second ·inning. Skip Dodson reached.on an error, and a lingle by Derek Johnson made it 2-0. Zach Bolin walked, and Nick Dettwiller singles both runners in. Two outs later Stanley doubled and Bullington walked. They later scored on a single off the bat ofAndy Davis. Meigs added another run in the third inning and looked to have the game in control with an 8-0 lead. Bolin reached on a fielders choice and.stole second. He came into score on a Dettwiller single. •· The Buckeyes (1 0-8, TVC 7-6) scored a pair in the third to pull to within 8-2, but the Marauders added a single run in the top Qf the fifth for a 92 lead. Derek Johnson singled and advanced on a error, and came into score on a Bolin single . But the roof caved in on the maroon and gold in the bottom of the ·fifth. The Buckeyes sent 13 batters to -the plate and scored nine runs to take a 11-9 advantage. Dodson led off the Marauder seventh inning with a double. He scored on a Bolin single. The Maraud~rs added another base runner; but couldn't do anymore damage and the Buckeyt:s held on for the win. · · Josh Stalder picked up ~h10 win for the Buckeyes, Matt Lewis suffered the loss for Meigs with help from Dar~ rick Knapp. . Chase Elliott had three si!}.; PIHHIHMI ..I,I:S Big tilne rasslin' comes back to the Tri-County POINT PLEASANT, W.Va. -On Friday. May 4, Nationwide Championship Wrestling comes to the West Virginia State Farm Museum north of Point Pleasant for "Mason County Mayhem.;' · The six-match card will feature three main events, including a title bout betwden NCW 'Heavyweight Champion -Bull Pain and former ECW · and WWF grappler Tracy Smothers. Others on the card include Tag Champi- $8 at the gate. ons Something Else taking on A portion of the proceeds the Batten Twins ·of Hunting- from the event will go ton W.Va., and · "Southern towards benefitting the Farm Shooter" Todd Morton taking Museum. on Frank "The Tank" Parker Nationwide is an indepenfor the Mid-American dent wre1tling federation out Championship. of Morehead, Ky. Tickets tOr the 7:30 p.m. · The federation does shows event are available at Ciry in venues ranging in size from National Bank Locations And armories to the Veterans the West Virginia State Farri1 Memorial Fieldhouse . in Museum. Huntington, W.Va. \ They are $7 in advance o'f '· NCW does shows in Ohio Tennessee, Kentucky, West Virginia and South' Carolina. NCW currently has 22 wrestlers under. contract. A house show such as the Mason County Mayhem will feature 14 or 15 competitors. Accmding ·to acting com- · misioner Steven · Taylor, . Natiomvide came under its current management / ownershi~ in l997 after being dar1 mant for sevcrJI years. As far as future expansion, NCW is planning to start a wrestling school in the fall. Currently, the Batten Twins are involved in the training of new talent. 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However. your hrc;,tk s arc like· ly to come tluough bu siness expensive pursuits you can't afford. B.esides, more money doesn't guarantee a good time. Know where to look for romance nnd you 'II find it The Astro-Oraph Matchmaker instantly reveals which sisns are romantically perfeci for you. Mail $2.7~ to Mtitchmnk. cr. c/o this newspaper. P.O. Box lc758, Murray Hill Siation, New York, NY IOIS6 . OEMINI !May 21-lune 20) .• Focus your attention and eiTorts today on mutters thai are tnL'nnin~ful to you per.•onully. Ask For Mike Hindle · Jeff Warner Ins. 992-5479 ... . ~ - 6 ·.aum. - Cellular 740-992·1871 1 a.n.le 2 "'llrr" 32=· 7=- I .,6 c_.._ • I _..... • need 40 Scandl... • 22 HDIIIndiiN vtan By Phillip Alder s. • llocll pl8nt , f To bid or not to? 30 tWshest · 52 Before, ! That is the ques33 "'ly- Sill" • -llfppur 34 ua.....,. tu bard ., 35 Ball53 Small 34Tum I T• tion. Whether .... 10 tc.J,e,g, ~~ Nil That or take up chess. -- Jack Bitman, Denver, Colo. How would you compare bridge with chess? I think chess is the harder game, even though chess players always see the whole board. However, if we played bridge with all 52 cards face-up on the table, we would quickly get bored. And if you lose at chess, you have only yourself to blame1 Having to cooperate.with a part· ner is a big plus -- and sometimes a minus -V' CELEBRITY CIPHER for bridge. Also, . by Lula Campo1 ' bridge is much more Celobrily C!Jhor cryptog!IIM are CfUI8d tram quotations by famous sociable. You can chat people, put and pment. Each Iotter In lhe cipher otand& for anolher.•! Today's clus: T equals P · ·: with your opponents between deals, where. ... as in chess, it is always TKWM OHVF ZVFB .E. R 'V W HE solid, quiet concentra~' HR TEHDWEHKM GZV tion. Finally, if you T make a blunder in a • PKWDHGU VFBD VZE chess game, that is usually that. In bridge, WGMYFHGU VFWY H R though, you can recov- . a E H s~· OHVF er the loss on the next 0 EZGU CR.' •• deaL One error doesn't FZVVBE • end your day. PREVIOUS SOLUTION: "The moat beaten paths are cert~lnl~ Still, good bidding . the auraet: but do not hope to scare up mu~h gerne on the~. judgment is important. - Andr4Gide Look only at the South .' • . hand. You ,open. one· - •· .. ' ' spade, Partner raises to two spades. What WOIIIt:. would you do? Would lAM I it make a difference if your left-hand oppo- O Roorronge .letters ~ tho four ocromblod wordo be· nent, West, overcalled low hi form lour llmplo -rdo. two hearts? You have only 13 R A T P ,U B high-card points, but 1--,ITi the two good suits L.-.L......J.L......J.L......J.L....J.--1. mean you have gamegoing potentiaL In the ~--.-S-TL._U'"T'lF:--rHMI uncontested auction, 3 ~ rebid three hearts, . . . . . inviting game. Here, .--...,....,..,....~'"""':---, North, with only a sin- I 0 N S Y I I..,!, As a kid 1was iaught to keep gleton heart and four myself busy. The reason being; a vacant mind and a vacant lot has trumps, should jump . . · · .---....,....-----, to four spades. BE RT EL However, if West . a habit of collecting - - - - - - •. • has overcalled two ·~ Complete tho chuckle quoted by filling In tho mlulng wordt he.arts, that greatly t,,.:.L-.J.I......I.I......I.-.1.•.--J you develop from atop No. 3 below! devalues your hand. . 1 hould pass, PRINT NUMBERED LETTERS w you s . No IN THESE SQUARES not even making a UNSCRAMBLE lfTCfRS TO game-try. GET ANSWER You have to guess the play, bul can gel SCitAM-lETS ANSWERS I home by ruffing out . Gimlet- Fudge - Middy- Plex.us- MISGUIDED West's heart king. You My husband never argues about events pertaining tQ · lose one spade, one war. He thinks that modern wars consist of guideGI diamond and one .club. misst,les and MISGUIDED people. 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Sanders dug in, his pants legs pulled up WINDOWS HEAT Repairs . · Larkin in position to score the to the bottom of his knees to show off : Sftrlfl IIIRIIORTICHNOLOGY 1·166-299-4445 Cic:breaking run in the seventh inning. his bright red socks. Gagne left his first 21870 lluhltn ROid KEEPS nilE Toll Free While vendors walked the aisles pitch over the plate, and Sanders lined it · RICIM, Ohio SUIIII!IITIII! 'HI!AT .hawking Ken Griffey Jr. jerseys, Sanders sharply to center, then pointed to the 45771 ~~~~ prQVided the star power that Cincinnati sky as a religious gesture after rounding 740-949-2217 ILOCKI OUTU% !WI missed aU season. Griffey, whom · first. Slzta 5' x 10' 0~ DAMAGING . ,San4eo· replaced, went 0-for-12 as a . Two runners were aboard when to 10'x30' ULTIIAVIOUT RAVI ,·;:·pli)cb-hitter before going on the dis- Sanders came . up again in . the second.' Houra FACI'ORY DII!!CT , d , PRICING · . ' a~ed list with a torn hamstring, Gagne got a fastball up, and San ers 7:00AM. 8:00 PM · · , . ' ·• FO,rget Junior. For one night, this was pulled it ovet the waU in right field, Deion's team. . pumping his right arm in celebration "I marvel at the fact that he's the kind once he realized it was a homer. ' of · athlete that he is,'' manager Bob "Trusi me, I wasn't trying to hit a Boone said. "What he does doesn't sur- .home run," Sanders said. "That's not · · prise me, What he does is hard for any 'part of my game." · h.uman to do. God gave Deion some- It was on this night. 1-800-291..&600 • Pomero¥1,2~ .... ... II ..... IITIIATU• . . . . . -IIUIVIIIl". . ming he left oII' my pIate," "We had scouting reports on him," . In the other dugout, they were mar- Gagne s.aid. "I knew how to ,pitch to ·\oeling, too. !tim. I thought it was a good pitch. He "That's a fairly incredible athlete just got it. It :vas up and way inside." Advertlll . you're talking about," Dodgers manager He also bunted to the .right of the In this space : Jim Tracy said. "He takes time off of mound for a single in the fifth inning, ·football and runs punts back, too.'' stole a base and came around on Aaron for $2!i per ' Sanden staked the Reds to a 6-3lead, Boone's single for a 6-1 le~d. . month but the Dodgen tied it with three Notes: A photograph of Sanders in a ......- - , unearned runs in the seventh on Dave Dallas CoWboys uniform, his arms raised Hansen's bases-loaded double off Mark in triumph, is featured in an advertise- . COIITRACTIIIS, IlK. ELITE MECHANICAL CONTRACTORs Wohlers (1-0). Sanders then ·played a menton the back cover of the Dodgers' RICine, OhiO 41771 part in the Reds' go-ahead rally. · media guide. ... Dodgers LF Gary 740-985-3148 · Larkin led off the bottom of the Sheffield emerged from an · 0-for-12 CONCIEif/BLO£K/IRICI( ipning with a single off Matt Herges (1- slump with four singles .... C Paul LoD- • Foolen, WcU1, Stopa. " liiiiOid'lb Slop A~ ~). and Sanders made a perfect bunt. uca was a late scratch from the Dodgers' Flol Work, 1-*475-'JDI , ......w ,.,, Young's two-out single to left put the lineup because of a strained musCle in RepiiCIIIIOIIII, • Wolko Riil+lt ttlll ·Camilll!cLII Now C~trucllotn . Reds up. 7-6·. Iris left side.... INF Adrian Beltre began otid Dr!Ytt" Steacll ' SUe ~ IIIRftllltllon . Scott SuUivan pitched the eighth, and working out at the Dodgers' spring Crote Frellicdnlila SpedeiW,. ln 'Sioeet Jlf.... Ductwork LINCOLN Danny Graves got three outs for his training complex in Vero Beach, Fla. He Sti'YID& wvOhio llld W,V, a Senke For 41031712 . Mercury ninth save in 10 chances. had surgery on March 12 for a wound · a.wa, .....,;lllldMclp FINANCE DllPARTMENr · It was difficult to gauge Sanders' in his lower right abdomen, the result of Llcomod ..... I id wv 80517, Credll Problems? impact on ticltet sales because the Reds surgery for a ruptured appendix in JanCatt Help"ll Advertla already had revived fan interest with a 5- uary.... 1B Sean Casey was out of the · I road trip. Approximately 2,800 fans Reds' lineup because of l bruised left In this apa~ llrhlaln gu 111111r Willi Call U. f'lnt Or We Both Lose! lined up for tickets before the game, foot, which was hit by a pitch on Sunwe,l let !14111 gOing for for$2G per spring In all, the Reds sold 21,473 tickets for day. Young moved from left field to first, .month. · Sanders' return and had another 9,075 opening a spot for Sanders .... Sanders' l 1·800-171·5179 448-9800 Every Sprlr)(l Tl.lne-Vp ~ fans the stands on complimentary homer was his first in the majors since Aug. II, 1997, off San Francisco's Pat ,l-ittle League tickets. get a FREE Bl'ade Sharpening. ' ' •• Sanders .was a curiosity when he went Rapp. New equlp"'-"t Mrlvlng dally ' ROIERT. BISSIL to the plate for his first big-league at-bat S.. Manning, Wayne or Jim CONSTRIKTION or·I RIAL since Sept. 4, 1997, a span of 1,364 days. DIAL~ I new lawn tractor, Sanders was called up Tuesday - the • NewHornta - lawn mover or WHCI trlmEMr, • Qaregea 1 Comple1a lc" , R.emodellng I SfQp& Compn Sill" & Service FREE ESTIMATES The.Daily Sentinel 204 Condor St. : Pomeroy Reds oo n~E ~~or 'ffi( Of!o...·n ~1\186W I=> 00\'RCf"(~ ~~ ~D llodJ •v••• 51 c:om- , ~ BORN LOSER BISSELL Welt "-Ito , _ J• 47 lpl•l ill onur" al 11 Cllolll Answer this IDGYIII RACINE PI~ EXPRESS ,,,. . ....... "'a~~~~~~: L-------...:-::....,....=:l:-::::i:::l All MUec prottaun 11Awll ••• •lQISJ • t .... loll 111ta1..17 Old • q 41 ,;;;, .... GHIIIIIIM 'Rglst 41Fiocll 11 lour t •Jllll t A .I t I Will a ~fill ... 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It'll he llll to you td nnc ~ up s manship !!illlle Csiahlish the tin,t! and cfTor:t lt1hlc . . i LEO (July 2.1-Aug. 221 .. CAPRICORN IDee. n-Jan. · lql •· Nurturing 'clf·douhts will impede your pr'ogrCd tnJo1y. It 's imrortant you bd both hppcful ;:uH.I cxpcl·t;.mt when cx..cculing som~ plans. associales, not social conlacts. . Positive thinking will dctor: VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22) --If you need someone to go to bat for y6u today, rnake your needs known withoul dernanding unyone to do so. Let the desire lo help you be self- lninc the outcome . guins through joint endeuvors . in~pired. LIBRA (Sept. 23-0ct. 23)• Timing could be crilicalloday when striving for some type of private sains. Be careful you don't push things lao forceful· ly or 100 fu.•l, or you could stumble over your own feet. SCORP.,lO (Oct, 24-Nov, 22) •• If your motivation io to be cooperative when dealing wilh others for mutual gains, your involvemenl should tum out quite successfuL When. placed on the "me" feeler, it'll be a bummer. SAOIIT,.O,RIUS (Nov, 23•'· I ~ AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-FcQ 19) ... Th• possihilities fo~ ltlnk promisinp today. Ho wev; cr. thl! rewmds you 're e~pect~ · ing might 11<11 live up to yom antil'i1mtion . Bl' realistic . ' PISCES (Feb. 20·Mnrch 20) •• Sometimes no matter how, hard we try, we can't ple~se. everybody. Your coopernuve, nnture will be app,.,cinted by· mosl of your friends todny. and· thai's what·really counts. : ARIES !March 21·Aprill9l' -- In order to get the coopera.: tion you need on the joh today,' you mu" fin;l,prime Ihe p~mps; a little. lu" be careful you: don't prornise that which you, can't deliver. · :; . �P~, Middleport, Ohio .. The Dally Sentinel· Page B 5._: ,..... NJ:A Cro••word Puzzle PHILLIP UNDA'S PAINTING Interior ..,..,,.., ....... ,,. 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OEMINI !May 21-lune 20) .• Focus your attention and eiTorts today on mutters thai are tnL'nnin~ful to you per.•onully. Ask For Mike Hindle · Jeff Warner Ins. 992-5479 ... . ~ - 6 ·.aum. - Cellular 740-992·1871 1 a.n.le 2 "'llrr" 32=· 7=- I .,6 c_.._ • I _..... • need 40 Scandl... • 22 HDIIIndiiN vtan By Phillip Alder s. • llocll pl8nt , f To bid or not to? 30 tWshest · 52 Before, ! That is the ques33 "'ly- Sill" • -llfppur 34 ua.....,. tu bard ., 35 Ball53 Small 34Tum I T• tion. Whether .... 10 tc.J,e,g, ~~ Nil That or take up chess. -- Jack Bitman, Denver, Colo. How would you compare bridge with chess? I think chess is the harder game, even though chess players always see the whole board. However, if we played bridge with all 52 cards face-up on the table, we would quickly get bored. And if you lose at chess, you have only yourself to blame1 Having to cooperate.with a part· ner is a big plus -- and sometimes a minus -V' CELEBRITY CIPHER for bridge. Also, . by Lula Campo1 ' bridge is much more Celobrily C!Jhor cryptog!IIM are CfUI8d tram quotations by famous sociable. You can chat people, put and pment. Each Iotter In lhe cipher otand& for anolher.•! Today's clus: T equals P · ·: with your opponents between deals, where. ... as in chess, it is always TKWM OHVF ZVFB .E. R 'V W HE solid, quiet concentra~' HR TEHDWEHKM GZV tion. Finally, if you T make a blunder in a • PKWDHGU VFBD VZE chess game, that is usually that. In bridge, WGMYFHGU VFWY H R though, you can recov- . a E H s~· OHVF er the loss on the next 0 EZGU CR.' •• deaL One error doesn't FZVVBE • end your day. PREVIOUS SOLUTION: "The moat beaten paths are cert~lnl~ Still, good bidding . the auraet: but do not hope to scare up mu~h gerne on the~. judgment is important. - Andr4Gide Look only at the South .' • . hand. You ,open. one· - •· .. ' ' spade, Partner raises to two spades. What WOIIIt:. would you do? Would lAM I it make a difference if your left-hand oppo- O Roorronge .letters ~ tho four ocromblod wordo be· nent, West, overcalled low hi form lour llmplo -rdo. two hearts? You have only 13 R A T P ,U B high-card points, but 1--,ITi the two good suits L.-.L......J.L......J.L......J.L....J.--1. mean you have gamegoing potentiaL In the ~--.-S-TL._U'"T'lF:--rHMI uncontested auction, 3 ~ rebid three hearts, . . . . . inviting game. Here, .--...,....,..,....~'"""':---, North, with only a sin- I 0 N S Y I I..,!, As a kid 1was iaught to keep gleton heart and four myself busy. The reason being; a vacant mind and a vacant lot has trumps, should jump . . · · .---....,....-----, to four spades. BE RT EL However, if West . a habit of collecting - - - - - - •. • has overcalled two ·~ Complete tho chuckle quoted by filling In tho mlulng wordt he.arts, that greatly t,,.:.L-.J.I......I.I......I.-.1.•.--J you develop from atop No. 3 below! devalues your hand. . 1 hould pass, PRINT NUMBERED LETTERS w you s . No IN THESE SQUARES not even making a UNSCRAMBLE lfTCfRS TO game-try. GET ANSWER You have to guess the play, bul can gel SCitAM-lETS ANSWERS I home by ruffing out . Gimlet- Fudge - Middy- Plex.us- MISGUIDED West's heart king. You My husband never argues about events pertaining tQ · lose one spade, one war. He thinks that modern wars consist of guideGI diamond and one .club. misst,les and MISGUIDED people. I VOUSAID 992-1717 . :..tt_·~ Subscribe today • 992-2156 '21 31 ·11 C.ponter'c DOWN Anile27 ;J:'-~ 11 S. nymph 36 loh. Paron I 12 fonl 31 S1lr . flop 3t HoiDI1al . : I 1 1 1. ----, 11 MORE LOCAL NEWS. MORE LOCAL FOLKS. 5I =~25 Singer EMI .... 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'HI!AT .hawking Ken Griffey Jr. jerseys, Sanders sharply to center, then pointed to the 45771 ~~~~ prQVided the star power that Cincinnati sky as a religious gesture after rounding 740-949-2217 ILOCKI OUTU% !WI missed aU season. Griffey, whom · first. Slzta 5' x 10' 0~ DAMAGING . ,San4eo· replaced, went 0-for-12 as a . Two runners were aboard when to 10'x30' ULTIIAVIOUT RAVI ,·;:·pli)cb-hitter before going on the dis- Sanders came . up again in . the second.' Houra FACI'ORY DII!!CT , d , PRICING · . ' a~ed list with a torn hamstring, Gagne got a fastball up, and San ers 7:00AM. 8:00 PM · · , . ' ·• FO,rget Junior. For one night, this was pulled it ovet the waU in right field, Deion's team. . pumping his right arm in celebration "I marvel at the fact that he's the kind once he realized it was a homer. ' of · athlete that he is,'' manager Bob "Trusi me, I wasn't trying to hit a Boone said. "What he does doesn't sur- .home run," Sanders said. "That's not · · prise me, What he does is hard for any 'part of my game." · h.uman to do. God gave Deion some- It was on this night. 1-800-291..&600 • Pomero¥1,2~ .... ... II ..... IITIIATU• . . . . . -IIUIVIIIl". . ming he left oII' my pIate," "We had scouting reports on him," . In the other dugout, they were mar- Gagne s.aid. "I knew how to ,pitch to ·\oeling, too. !tim. I thought it was a good pitch. He "That's a fairly incredible athlete just got it. It :vas up and way inside." Advertlll . you're talking about," Dodgers manager He also bunted to the .right of the In this space : Jim Tracy said. "He takes time off of mound for a single in the fifth inning, ·football and runs punts back, too.'' stole a base and came around on Aaron for $2!i per ' Sanden staked the Reds to a 6-3lead, Boone's single for a 6-1 le~d. . month but the Dodgen tied it with three Notes: A photograph of Sanders in a ......- - , unearned runs in the seventh on Dave Dallas CoWboys uniform, his arms raised Hansen's bases-loaded double off Mark in triumph, is featured in an advertise- . COIITRACTIIIS, IlK. ELITE MECHANICAL CONTRACTORs Wohlers (1-0). Sanders then ·played a menton the back cover of the Dodgers' RICine, OhiO 41771 part in the Reds' go-ahead rally. · media guide. ... Dodgers LF Gary 740-985-3148 · Larkin led off the bottom of the Sheffield emerged from an · 0-for-12 CONCIEif/BLO£K/IRICI( ipning with a single off Matt Herges (1- slump with four singles .... C Paul LoD- • Foolen, WcU1, Stopa. " liiiiOid'lb Slop A~ ~). and Sanders made a perfect bunt. uca was a late scratch from the Dodgers' Flol Work, 1-*475-'JDI , ......w ,.,, Young's two-out single to left put the lineup because of a strained musCle in RepiiCIIIIOIIII, • Wolko Riil+lt ttlll ·Camilll!cLII Now C~trucllotn . Reds up. 7-6·. Iris left side.... INF Adrian Beltre began otid Dr!Ytt" Steacll ' SUe ~ IIIRftllltllon . Scott SuUivan pitched the eighth, and working out at the Dodgers' spring Crote Frellicdnlila SpedeiW,. ln 'Sioeet Jlf.... Ductwork LINCOLN Danny Graves got three outs for his training complex in Vero Beach, Fla. He Sti'YID& wvOhio llld W,V, a Senke For 41031712 . Mercury ninth save in 10 chances. had surgery on March 12 for a wound · a.wa, .....,;lllldMclp FINANCE DllPARTMENr · It was difficult to gauge Sanders' in his lower right abdomen, the result of Llcomod ..... I id wv 80517, Credll Problems? impact on ticltet sales because the Reds surgery for a ruptured appendix in JanCatt Help"ll Advertla already had revived fan interest with a 5- uary.... 1B Sean Casey was out of the · I road trip. Approximately 2,800 fans Reds' lineup because of l bruised left In this apa~ llrhlaln gu 111111r Willi Call U. f'lnt Or We Both Lose! lined up for tickets before the game, foot, which was hit by a pitch on Sunwe,l let !14111 gOing for for$2G per spring In all, the Reds sold 21,473 tickets for day. Young moved from left field to first, .month. · Sanders' return and had another 9,075 opening a spot for Sanders .... Sanders' l 1·800-171·5179 448-9800 Every Sprlr)(l Tl.lne-Vp ~ fans the stands on complimentary homer was his first in the majors since Aug. II, 1997, off San Francisco's Pat ,l-ittle League tickets. get a FREE Bl'ade Sharpening. ' ' •• Sanders .was a curiosity when he went Rapp. New equlp"'-"t Mrlvlng dally ' ROIERT. BISSIL to the plate for his first big-league at-bat S.. Manning, Wayne or Jim CONSTRIKTION or·I RIAL since Sept. 4, 1997, a span of 1,364 days. DIAL~ I new lawn tractor, Sanders was called up Tuesday - the • NewHornta - lawn mover or WHCI trlmEMr, • Qaregea 1 Comple1a lc" , R.emodellng I SfQp& Compn Sill" & Service FREE ESTIMATES The.Daily Sentinel 204 Condor St. : Pomeroy Reds oo n~E ~~or 'ffi( Of!o...·n ~1\186W I=> 00\'RCf"(~ ~~ ~D llodJ •v••• 51 c:om- , ~ BORN LOSER BISSELL Welt "-Ito , _ J• 47 lpl•l ill onur" al 11 Cllolll Answer this IDGYIII RACINE PI~ EXPRESS ,,,. . ....... "'a~~~~~~: L-------...:-::....,....=:l:-::::i:::l All MUec prottaun 11Awll ••• •lQISJ • t .... loll 111ta1..17 Old • q 41 ,;;;, .... GHIIIIIIM 'Rglst 41Fiocll 11 lour t •Jllll t A .I t I Will a ~fill ... 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It'll he llll to you td nnc ~ up s manship !!illlle Csiahlish the tin,t! and cfTor:t lt1hlc . . i LEO (July 2.1-Aug. 221 .. CAPRICORN IDee. n-Jan. · lql •· Nurturing 'clf·douhts will impede your pr'ogrCd tnJo1y. It 's imrortant you bd both hppcful ;:uH.I cxpcl·t;.mt when cx..cculing som~ plans. associales, not social conlacts. . Positive thinking will dctor: VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22) --If you need someone to go to bat for y6u today, rnake your needs known withoul dernanding unyone to do so. Let the desire lo help you be self- lninc the outcome . guins through joint endeuvors . in~pired. LIBRA (Sept. 23-0ct. 23)• Timing could be crilicalloday when striving for some type of private sains. Be careful you don't push things lao forceful· ly or 100 fu.•l, or you could stumble over your own feet. SCORP.,lO (Oct, 24-Nov, 22) •• If your motivation io to be cooperative when dealing wilh others for mutual gains, your involvemenl should tum out quite successfuL When. placed on the "me" feeler, it'll be a bummer. SAOIIT,.O,RIUS (Nov, 23•'· I ~ AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-FcQ 19) ... Th• possihilities fo~ ltlnk promisinp today. Ho wev; cr. thl! rewmds you 're e~pect~ · ing might 11<11 live up to yom antil'i1mtion . Bl' realistic . ' PISCES (Feb. 20·Mnrch 20) •• Sometimes no matter how, hard we try, we can't ple~se. everybody. Your coopernuve, nnture will be app,.,cinted by· mosl of your friends todny. and· thai's what·really counts. : ARIES !March 21·Aprill9l' -- In order to get the coopera.: tion you need on the joh today,' you mu" fin;l,prime Ihe p~mps; a little. lu" be careful you: don't prornise that which you, can't deliver. · :; . �Page Baseball The Daily Sentinel Ventura rips 15th ·homer, Kent belts seven RBI on big night ,. 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Jim Marshall, ODNR Division ofWildlife district manager for southeast Ohio, said the ~ew ramp is among the department's top 10 · projects to be undertaken sometime in the near future. • "The .state is currently .. ~uating specific budget ~e5' for various ODNR projects ·throughout Ohio,'' 5aid Marshall. "The Racine slJmp is still top priority, *d would gready complil{tent the boat ramp in BelJ:tre and the newly conSft'ucted launch near Ga!ijpolis Locks and Dam in · ~allia Count}'." :- The 21-acre tract of &nd, located near Star Mill Pari> in: ' the Yellowbush ·~reek area, includes 1,475 .S.i11l'~'rl!..lle, Jhat + 11.. ; MASON, W.VA. oj M.J!oU. Phillies 7, Rockies 1 DR. BOWERS TO RETIRE ON JUNE 30, 2001 G. Wilson Bowers, MD will retire on June 30, 200L If you are a patient of Dr. Bowers please call our Pediatric Department at (740) 446-5371 to select a new Pediatric Physicians. , Please choose one of the following Pediatric Physicians: Middleport Oty Hospital -nurses with · salute! Place of Employment --;----------.....,..Your Name ________________ ~ I.H. Kim, MD K.K. Lee, MD HOLZER CLINIC ... 90 JACKSON PIKE GALLIPOLIS, OH . 45631 (740) 446-5371 Joseph Y. Li, MD Leigh Ann Meeks, MD Richard J. Mendieta, MD Monique M. Sherrill, MD .Jon M. Sullivaq, MD Plan would force EPA to act on permits " .E£"~~~en-"!Sp(APtl ~:_ohi? Unde r the a mendm~ttt~' . . issue permits. for factones . other proje~ts. that can pol)ute,_an EPA offici~ s:udWednesday. . bU"ector · Chnstopher Jones plan,rted to ask the &;nate to remove the Iimlts from the House budget bill, said , Patricia Madigan, .an EPA deputy director. Republicans slipped the plan into the $45 billion, two-year budget plan early Wednesday as the House Finance Corrunittee completed its work on the bill. The full House approved the bill early Thursday. ·submission to determine whether to grant or detty the permit. h-. RAMP liTE - A new boat launching facility In Racine Is still top priority for ODNR offlclcls, who say the project could possibly get under way sometime In the l'lear future, The proposed · boat ramp, eathnated to cost around $1 million, would be constructed •on 21 acres near Star Mill Park In Yellowbush Creek. (Tony M. Leach photo) ~usinesses The Stnate must also pass the budget and Gov. Bob Tali must sign it by July 1. Unde~ the amendment, the EPA weuld have 90 days from an application's submission to determine whether to grant or deny the per.mit. Cun'ently, the agency has 180 daYs to decide, Madigan said. and commumttes should not have to wait that.long to lip~ Qut ~~ f,JOf<!.~d with a · proJect, sallt Rep.Jun Trakas, a suburban Cleyeland Republican. , "Sometimes it t'akes six months, a year, two-to-three years for a ,business to end up having its application approved. Many businesses are getting frustrated by this," Trakas said. He cited as an example the runway project at Cleveland Hopkins International Airport. The EPA this nionth granted a waiver that allows Cleveland to proceed with plans td build the 9,0()().foot runway, which aims to allow expanded flights at the ·· · city-owned airport. Bv ToNY M. lEAcH SENTINEL NEWS STAFF POM ER.OY - A Pomeroy woman is in fair cond1 ti on following a three-vehicle accident on East Main Street on Wednesday. Pom ~roy Police Chief Mark Proffitt said that · Charles Whittington Jr. , 43, Pomeroy. was traveling along East Main at 6:30 p.m. when he went left \llf center and struck a truck driven by Leonard Koenig for Bob's Market. ·, • KoeniJll.ost' control of his ,vehicle went,left of cenfer•ai1i!"collidbd liread-on witlra V:di dri\ltn by Gloria VanReeth, 44, Pomeroy. The panel truck continued over an embankment .and came to rest 10 feet from the Ohio River. VanRceth, who was extricated from her vehicle with the Jaws of Life, was flown by medical helicopter to St. Mary's Hospital in Huntington, W.Va ., where she is currently listed as in fair condition . Whittington was charged with driving under th e influenc e, left of center and aggravated vehi cular assault . He is being held in the Middleport jail awaitmg an appearan ce in Meigs County Court Please see Accident. .U ..,..,.. Sentinel party lines with majoricy Republicans committee met for 263 hours and heard ' ina! budget proposal of Republican Gov. second year prevailing. sent the budget bill to the Sen- testimony from 868 wimesses, both Bob 11Ift disproportionately affected ate, where' the education portion is likely reconls for a single bill, Chairman John vices to the elderly and the poor. 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Ohioans will be 'able to title. their vehicles in any county instead of, as law currently requires, with the clerks 'of court in the county where they re sid~ or where they purchase the vehicl e: "Technology makes it possible for us to do a much better job providing customer service," Sen. Bill Harris, a Republican from Ashland; said in urging support for the bill. Several lawmakers who voted for the biU said they agreed 1 ith its overaU concept, but were con/ rned that cross- county ti tling would hur't revenue counties get trom issuin_g titles through their clerks of co urt. "This bill is a real plus for customers, but it does dislo ca te the revenue stream from ~he services counties now provide, and I hope we will continue to look at that · issu e in the future ,'' said Sen . Priscilla Mead, a Republican from Columbus. Address-----------,..------.-PhoneH _____________________~Ads Must Be Prepaid . COLUMBUS (AP) -The House on to remain intact. Republicans in both Carey said. "This budget allocates too much of the Thwsday apptu~~ed a $45 billion, two-year chambers agreed to most of the education "This budget has received more debate, . pain to those lea~t able to accept it," said. spendiflg plan that includes $1.4 billion in . proposals befOre they went into the plan. more ideas and more scrutiny than any Dale Miller, a Cleveland Democrat. nei.v spending on primary 31)d secondary The vote followed the second straight budget in modern history;• said Carey, a ln all, the Republicans stopped six education, a priority with the state facing day of marathon discussions. Thursday's Wellston Republican. "We had hearing; Democratic amendinents that would have a court-imposed deadline to change its floor vote came at 2:51 a.m. The House and lots of them, and we li~tened." changed the school funding formula, kept school funding formula by June 15. Finance Committee voted to rerommend Democrats were united in their opposi- the 6 percent coUege ruition cap for both The 59-40 vote, which fell strictly along the bill after 6 a.m. Wednesday. Overall, the tiori. They said the cuts made in the mig- years - the bill would remove it iii the Lotteries Name of Nurse_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __ Pradeep Kandula, MD King and queen candidate$· for the Meigs High School' prom set Saturday, 7 p.m. to midnight, are from left, front, Cara Ash, Ashley Thomas and Derek Miller; and back, Bethany McMillin, Robert Johnson, Andrea Krawsczyn, Ashley Hannahs, Zach Bolin and Rachel Taylor. Candidates not there for the picture were Jan Story, Drena Todd and Adam Bullington. The theme is "You're My Everything," with decorations ln dark blue. purple and silver. Woman injured in · Main Sbaeet accident· House sends Senate S45 billion budget . janette Doe, R.N. 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San Francisco (Estes 2· 1) at Pitts· Minnesota 2, N.Y. Yankees 1 J: when · impressive was the burgh (Anderson 2·1 ), 7:05p.m. Denny Neagle (2"1) gave up • Tulodey'aa...o ChiCago Wl'ile Sox (Baldwin i).tloal AriZor)a 8, Montreat 3 Los Angeles (Prokopec 2.0) at fin<:in· Anaheim (On!z 3·2), 10:05 p.m. Ba"lmore 3. Tampa Say 1 norm. six runs and six hits in 6 2- 3 ... Philadelphia 7. COlorado 1 nail (Reitsma 2·1 ), 7:05p.m. N.Y. Yankees 4, Minnesota Q Ventura hit hi' 15th caree r mmngs. San Francisco 11 , Pittsburgh 6 St. Louts (Hermanson 1-1) at Florida Cleveland 13, Kansas City 2 grand slam, breaking a tie with Cincinnat17, Los Angeles 6 (Dempster 2· 3), 7:05p.m. Detroit 6, Texas 3. 10 Innings Mitwaukee 5. Atlanta 3 Milwaukee (Sheela 1·2) at Atlanta Boston 2, SeaUip 0 Ken Griffey Jr. for the most Florida 4, St. Louis 3 (Bur1<en t -3), 7:35p.m. Anaheim 6, Chicago White Sox 4 among active players, as the 1: New York Mets beat the Housto n Astros 7-5 Tuesday combined on a four-hitter. " night. Jay Bell hit a two-run hoiner seven runs, five hits and four scoring double in the eighth. walks in two-plus innings. Orioles starter Jason Johti"You have to be patient and in the first and Matt Williams son (2-2) allowed three I:Qts wait until they have to throw added a three-run shot one and an unearned run in 5 ~3 strikes," said Ventura, ninth inning later as Arizo_na built an overall on the career slams list. 8-0 lead. innings. Both his wins this s Deivi Cruz hit a three-run son have come against his 6 Jay Powell intentionally Before 4,340, the smallest Mike Mussina pitched his homer in the lOth inning as mer team. Ry.m Kohlme r walked Mike Piazza to pitch Expos' crowd at Olympic Stato Ventura, who fouled off dium since Oct. 3, !990, Curt. The only place where Pedro first shutout for New York to Detroit overcame a pair of . pitched a perfect ninth for three straight pitches, working Schilling (4 _0) gave up a . Martinez seems to struggle is win for the 17th time in 19 home runs by Alex Rodriguez sixth save at Baltimore. · career decisions against Min- to win at Texas. the count to 3-2 before con- three-run homer to Vladimir in the bullpen. . necting on his eighth pitch. Guerrero in the fourth, allowAfter cutting his pregame nesota. Cruz's two-out homer off Mussina (2- 3) pitched a Jeff Zimmerman (1-2) folVentura is 49•for-139 (.353) ing eight hits in seven innings. throwing session short, Marwith the bases loaded. Britt Reames (2-2) gave up tinez allowed three hits in three-hitter for his first win in lowed Bobby · Higginson's "N?bodr. wanted to pitch eight runs and seven hilS in 1 eight innings and struck out five starts and 16th career one-out double · and Tony to P1azza, Astros manager 1-3 innings. 12 to lead the Boston Red Sox shutout. Mussina struck out a Clark's walk. Larry Dierker said. "Venrura's . to a 2-0 win at Seattle on season-high 10 and walked none. a slow runner and I wanted to Tuesday night. get a groundball. We tried to "It's probably the WOI'5t time David Justice homered prevent the tying run and I had this year," Martinez said against Eric Milton (3-2) in ended up giving up. the winof his warmup. "I just wanted the sixth inning, and Bernie ning run." R au I C asanova, .., Troy Glaus went 3-for-4 LYIer H ous- to start the game and see what Williams hit an RBI single in Mike ·Piazza also homered was going to happen, because I the second at the Metrodome. with a home;r and three RBis ton and Jeromy Bur~itz for the Mets, who improved to didn't feel comfortable at all. I and Pat Rapp (1-3) earned his homered for. visiting Milwau11-15 with their second kce, w h ic h h as 42 in 25 games. was a ·little bit upset. with first victory in six starts with straight victory over the Astros Jimmy Haynes (3 -Z) allowed myself, and I needed a little . host Anaheim. after losing five of the final six three runs and five hits in _6 1_ kick in my behind by myself." Anaheim built a 4-0 lead games on a nine-game trip. Martinez (3-0) walked four, after three innings against 3 innings, and Curtis Leskanic Tom Martin (1-0) allowed got three outs for his third improving to 8-0 with a 0 .89 Alex Gonzalez homered on David Wells (2-3), who one run in 2 2-3 innings, and save. ERA in eight appearances the first pitch of the 1Oth allowed four runs and six hits Armando Benitez pitched the Kevin Millwood (l-3) gave against Seattle. He. reached inning against Jason Isring- in seven innings. The defendninth for his fourth save. Nel- up four runs and seven hits in double digits in strikeouts for hansen (0-1) as Toronto ing AL Central champion son Cruz (0-1) was the loser. six innings. the fourth tiJUe this season· and I'Xtended Oakland:s home los- . W~ite Sox lost for the 12th In Pittsburgh, Kent tied a the 73rd time in his career. ing streak to eight games. time in 16 games. career high with seven RBis 'Everything was just Tony Batista, Brad Fullmer . on a three-run homer and two IRS wrong," he said. "My breaking .and Raul Mondesi also hit ball wouldn't break, my fastball solo homers for the Blue Jays, doubles, leading San Francisco wouldn't go, my body was who won for the fifth time in over the Pirates 11-6. Kent, who hadn't ho111ered tight, I dido 't feel the ball seven games. . Mike Lowell hit a two- run right." in 57 at-bats since Apri112, hit 1-304-773·1583 Paul Qu2ntrill (4-0) got the Jerry Hairston hit a two-run a drive into the left-center ~omedr, andhAndybBenkies (l- 2) After .a 20-4 start, the ·last out of the ninth. Billy homer off Bryan Rekar (0-4) r ··orce 1n t e t1e- rea ng run . M · h 1 · h . fi1eld seats d unng a .our-run .h c,c. h . . lk anne"! ave ost two stmg t Koch pitched the 1Oth for his and three Baltimore pitchers Wit a at -mmng wa to r h fi . h' .d . . . R amon Ch I J0 h h . wr t e mt nme t IS season. eighth save. t hu mmng agamsr 1 M artmez · (0 - 2) . H e add ed a Florid.> ares nson ' e pmg Th ey were bl an k'e d 10r " th e 0 3 three-run . double an inning overcome a - ' first time since last Aug. 15 deficit. against De_troit's Steve Sparks. later against Terry Mu-lholland, and an RBI double in the sevVladimir Nunez (2- 2) . Seatde,scorel.ess in its last 15 enth. pitched two scoreless innings, innings, had been 16_0 ih • n• k and Antonio Alfonseca got his 'we too extra batting fourth save. games started by right-handed Marty Cordova hit a 455practice to get used to the opposing pitchers. The foot homer, one of five Cleve~'~~adreS Mariners' only hits were ·sin- land home runs at Kansas City. field, and I was disappointed in it not being a hitter's ballpark," r• gles by Jchiro Suzuki in the Juan Gon~alez, Eddie Kent said. third, John Olerud in the Taubensee and Cordova each Kirk Rueter (3-2) allowed fourth and Mark McLemore homered and drove in· three' four runs and five hits in seven in the eighth. d Iii MAY 6-12 Ben Dav,is hit a· grand ·slam runs, an E ·s Burks and Rusinnings. Martinez, who has an "He had · some nasty stuff sell Branyan also connected. c · 8 .62 ERA, gave up · .our runs and Phil Nevin added a three- to day,' • said Mi k e Cameron, Gonzalez, who hit a two-run ~ · _? 2- 3 mnmgs. · · run shot to back Brian Toll-. w h o struc k out three times. drive off Blake Stein in a sixan d t h ree hi ts m berg (2-2) at Wrigley Field. " h h l' He as a .97 mp .astball and run seventh, has 29 RBis in 24 Mark Kotsay went 3-for-5 in 86 h h · H' fi an mp c angeup. e games. , . . 1 h1s -return rom the disabled h · h d ' list. t rew some great pile es an Chuck Finl\,y (2-2) won for he was able to shut us down." the first time in five starts, Cubs reliever Mike Fyhrie R J d A · · h d < o an o rroJo p1tc e a imp~vin'g to 16- 11 aga_inst b ro ke · h is Je,t arm in the ..l' l' •v Omar Daal (3-0) took a nopenect ninth inning 10r his Kansas City · " h hitter into the seventh at fourth inning when he was hit c•ourth save m ,our c ances. Chad Durbin (0-1) allowed M R. · h' RBI Philadelphia · and sparked a by the barrel of Santiago anny anurez It an seven runs and fiv.e hits 1'n "our " five-run inning with an RBI Perez's bat. sin g1e in the sixth 1off John • innings. Jason Bere (3-1) allowed Halama (2-2), then had a runsingle. • ~PORIS: Eagles win sectional;_Raiders stun Meigs, a1 W.cln11day, ll!y 2, 20CII AROUND TH.E DIAMOND Los Angeles . BY THE ASSOCIATED PRESS . . l Holz~r Medical Center Neu~logy Services. EEG and EMG testing offered to record electrical activity of the brain and nervous system. HOLZER MEDICAL CENTER Discover the Holzer Difference. � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 05. May Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. 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